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Citrus, CA · Municipal
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Walnut City Council rejects additional security cameras
The Walnut City Council met Wednesday, Oct. 28, in city hall where members voted against adding 10 license plate reader cameras, rejected new rules for storing materials in residential yards and approved a 3.4% increase in trash collection rates. The council voted 4-1 against Mayor Allen Wu’s plan to add...
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Upland's New AHF Clinic Drops Waiting Rooms for One-on-One HIV Care
AHF says its Upland Healthcare Center has moved to a newer facility on San Bernardino Road. The organization says the site brings medical care, case management, pharmacy services, and HIV and STD testing together for Inland Empire residents regardless of insurance status or ability to pay. AHF’s announcement, republished by...
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Pomona Incumbent Victor Preciado Trails Jacky Elizalde in District 2 Rematch
Eight-year Pomona City Councilmember Victor Preciado is trailing nonprofit director Jacky Elizalde as votes are counted in the city's District 2 race, with early returns showing Elizalde near 54% of the vote to Preciado's just over 46%. The District 2 contest was the only City Council race on Pomona's ballot following Tuesday's election.
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Brea Residents Sue City Leaders Over Public Records From Costco Tax-Sharing Deal
This is a community opinion piece. The views are the author’s, not Voice of OC’s. We’re interested in hearing different perspectives and voices. Want to weigh in on this or another issue? Email opinions@voiceofoc.org. The following is a press release from an organization unaffiliated with Voice of...
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San Antonio Regional Hospital Reunites NICU Families and Caregivers as Medi-Cal Cuts Loom
Families dressed as their favorite halloween frights and filmic characters returned to Upland’s San Antonio Regional Hospital Friday, Oct. 30 for the medical center’s annual NICU reunion. The homecoming brings former neonatal intensive care unit patients back together with the nurses and doctors who cared for them. The event marks a return to a decades-long tradition celebrating life, with a lush array of candy, games and costumed cheerfulness.