Happening in Upland: New Year, New Nonsense

Welcome to the latest Upland news update. A commercial gamebird farm in Butte County experienced a case of highly pathogenic avian influenza, resulting in the need to manage a large flock of birds. While not in Upland, this impacts the statewide agricultural economy. Biosecurity at these facilities remains a key concern.

The Upland Police Department website has been quiet, with a surprising lull in criminal activity. Authorities encourage residents to sign up for Nixle alerts for updates. This break allows officers to focus on other important duties within the community.

The Upland Unified School District is back in session. The district website highlights the recent Science Fair. Upland High School is also recognized for its Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) program, which promotes a positive school culture.

This week's restaurant review features NORMS, a 24/7 diner known for its reliable American comfort food. It's a community staple offering a diverse menu and welcoming atmosphere.

In sports, winter sports are underway. A girls' varsity water polo match is scheduled. The football team concluded their season in November. Basketball and soccer seasons are also in progress.

The Upland Chamber of Commerce is hosting a ribbon-cutting ceremony for Mighty Tykes Gymnastics and a networking breakfast. The Farmers' Market will occur this Saturday in Historic Downtown Upland, alongside a 'Craft Corner' at the library.

The weather forecast predicts sunny skies and mild temperatures. However, the Foothill Boulevard Pavement Rehabilitation project continues to cause traffic delays. Commuters should anticipate closures and allow extra travel time.

Real estate data presents mixed information. Median sales prices show varying figures, with different sources reporting different values, but the market remains active.