
Episode #43
Happening in Upland: October Swelter in Upland, Home Prices Remain High, Thai Food Respite
In this episode of Happening in Upland, Mark and Joleen navigate a week that feels more like a convection oven than mid-autumn as a triple-digit heatwave settles over the valley. We dive into Governor Newsom's new law set to expand the San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors, questioning if more representation will actually fix our local infrastructure or just create more expensive letterhead. From the Upland Highlanders' "character-building" 0-6 start to the eternal orange cones of the $13 million Foothill Boulevard Improvement Project, we cover the local frustrations and the few bright spots--like the "heavenly" Mango Sticky Rice at Thai Family Sisters and the start of pheasant season. We also break down the $749,000 median home price in a market where residents are clutching their 3% interest rates like family heirlooms, plus a vital heads-up on increased CHP enforcement. Join us for a balanced look at life in the City of Gracious Living, even if the "gracious" part is currently sweating through its shirt.






