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New fizzy fun lands in Upland
Screamers Soda, a new specialty beverage shop located in downtown Upland had its grand opening on Oct. 17. Screamers Soda is located at 228 N. 2nd Ave. in Upland and is open daily from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. The shop offers dirty sodas, floats, energy drinks, matchas and milks...
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Hamburger Mary's Ontario abruptly closes, leaving workers scrambling
After a popular Ontario restaurant that hosts drag performances abruptly closed this month, its employees, including regular performers, have been left without an explanation, a source of income and what they call "a safe place." On Election Day, when the so-called blue tsunami swept across the nation, with voters electing...
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Duckett leads UC Riverside against Fresno State after 22-point showing
UC Riverside Highlanders (3-0) at Fresno State Bulldogs (2-1) BOTTOM LINE: UC Riverside visits Fresno State after Tony Duckett scored 22 points in UC Riverside's 80-75 victory against the San Jose State Spartans. Fresno State went 13-19 overall with a 10-8 record at home during the 2025-26 season. The Bulldogs...
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Santiago High’s ‘Radium Girls’ puts a human face on corporate denial
Madison Dominguez as Grace Fryer, Willow Depew as Kathryn Schaub and Ava Ganu as Irene Rudolph portray the young dial painters whose friendship anchors Santiago High School’s “Radium Girls.”. The green glow looks almost charming at first. Worn by the factory workers in Santiago High School’s production of...
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Dubbed a Smaller Caltech, This California College Keeps Flying Under the Radar, and Its Campus Tours Show Off Tree-Lined Grounds
Some of the best finds in California are the places you almost drive right past. Tucked among shady streets and old buildings sits a small college that science lovers whisper about like a secret. Visitors walk in expecting a quick look around and leave talking about the trees, the friendly...
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A Place to Belong: How the Janet Goeske Center Helps Riverside Seniors Thrive
For nearly a year, a Riverside woman washed her dishes in her bathtub. Her kitchen plumbing had clogged, and she had no way to fix it. At the same time, she was caring for her husband, who was in hospice care in their living room. She managed both, alone, until she mentioned it to the staff at the Janet Goeske Center. They connected her with someone who cleared the plumbing that same day.