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First-round fireworks for local high school football teams
Senior Alijah Royster scored four touchdowns, all in the first half, to lead visiting the Pacifica High football team to a 56-50 win at Bishop Amat in the first round of the CIF-Southern Section Division 2 playoffs on Friday, Nov. 6. “Royster had a monster night,” said Pacifica head coach Mike Moon. Royster caught TD passes of 15, 75 and 47 yards from Taylor Lee and returned a kickoff 98 yards for a score as the Tritons built a 35-28 halftime lead on the road in La Puente. “Thank God for our offense,” said Moon. “I knew we were going to have trouble stopping them.” Royster had 267 all-purpose yards and scored 24 points. He caught four passes for 173 yards and three TDs. The senior speedster set school records for career points (330) and touchdowns (55) during the game. After Bishop Amat tied the game 35-35 in the third quarter, Lee hit Will Jones Jr. with an 80-yard scoring strike and Anthony Jacobs Jr. with a 16-yard TD pass as the Tritons pulled away. More: Ventura's comeback comes up one play short in 1st-round playoff game Isaiah Phelps’ 2-yard TD run put the Tritons ahead 56-41 late in the
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Survival store preps for emergency
The city of Upland is home to the retail store Prep and Save, which is known for its unique survival products. Prep and Save’s mission is to prepare people for unexpected disasters and hope to educate the world about the importance of prepping. “It’s better to have it and...
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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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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.