Crest Park

Crest Park, CA · Municipal
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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.
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Online threats and student safety: What Coachella Valley families need to know
LA QUINTA, Calif. (KESQ) - The Riverside County Sheriff's Office says investigators have found no evidence of a credible threat to La Quinta High School following reports of threatening social media posts, but the investigation remains ongoing as some parents continue to raise concerns about student safety. The investigation follows a student protest Thursday, November The post Online threats and student safety: What Coachella Valley families need to know appeared first on KESQ .
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Fontana Rolls Into Rose Parade for First Time in City's 75th Year
Fontana is heading to Pasadena. The city has announced plans to enter a float in the 138th Rose Parade on January 1, 2027, marking the first time Fontana has ever participated in the famed New Year's Day procession. The debut arrives during Fontana's 75th anniversary of incorporation, and city officials...
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Today In SCV History: November 6, 1976(?) – Acton’s Legendary ‘Turkey War’ With L.A. Radio Host
On Nov. 6, in either 1976 (per Jo Anne Darcy’s photos) or 1977 (per band member Marty Prue), the small town of Acton made Southern California history by going to “war” with a radio host. The conflict began after DJ “Sweet” Dick Whittington, broadcasting on KGIL AM-1260 and later KFI, repeatedly joked about the small ...
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City of Rialto completes $3.1 million Sycamore Avenue sewer upgrade to support growth, system reliability
Driven by ongoing residential growth in North Rialto that pushed the previous sewer line near capacity, the project replaced portions of the existing 8-inch sewer main between Walnut St. and Heather St. with approximately 5,200 feet of a larger 15-inch trunk line. The expanded pipeline significantly increases capacity, improving the reliability of Rialto’s wastewater system and ensuring long-term sustainability.
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Turning Grey Infrastructure Green in Southern California
Southern California’s stormwater challenges are creating new opportunities for landscape architects to rethink how cities are built. The SoCal Grey to Green Conference takes place on Thursday, December 3, 2026, in Costa Mesa, bringing together researchers and industry professionals to explore practical ways to integrate green infrastructure into the local landscape.