Happening in Upland: October Swelter in Upland, Home Prices Remain High, Thai Food Respite

A new state law has been enacted, aimed at increasing the number of supervisory districts within San Bernardino County. This change is intended to provide more equitable representation and bring local government closer to communities like Upland, addressing the needs of a large population. Meanwhile, residents are advised to prepare for an extreme heat warning expected to bring triple-digit temperatures through Thursday night. Community safety recommendations include staying hydrated, seeking indoor relief, and checking on neighbors during this period of elevated temperatures.

The Foothill Boulevard Improvement Project between Benson and Euclid is experiencing continued work, now focusing on median landscaping and enhanced lighting. This ongoing development may impact local traffic, and the UplandConnect app is available for residents to report community concerns. For local recreation, Adult Filipino Martial Arts classes are starting on 9th Street, offering a new community activity. Additionally, outdoor enthusiasts can note that pheasant season opens this Saturday, with quail and chukar seasons following soon.

Upland's real estate market continues to show a median home sale price around $749,000, reflecting a competitive seller's market where homes are selling relatively quickly. Specific areas within Upland show varying price trends. In other community news, the California Highway Patrol is currently implementing a period of increased enforcement on local freeways, focusing on traffic safety and addressing retail theft. Residents are reminded to drive safely and adhere to traffic regulations. A local business, Thai Family Sisters Restaurant on Mountain Avenue, is receiving positive community feedback for its cuisine, encouraging support for local establishments.