San Antonio Heights News

For many shelters and food banks distributing food to increasingly longer lines of people, fresh produce has become a rare commodity.

Many corners of the Inland Valley will honor the nation's veterans on Wednesday with flag ceremonies and solemn remembrances.

It's not unusual to run into a lone coyote, especially near the foothills, but imagine coming across a pack of nine coyotes.

Some San Antonio Heights and Upland residents are used to seeing coyotes roaming around their neighborhoods.

The San Antonio Water Co. is trying something different to clean up its books. They're auctioning off shares of the company, shares whose owners failed to pay off.

The firefighters of Fire Station #12 in San Antonio Heights will host a pancake breakfast from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday.

Local law enforcement agencies are looking into several recent incidents of mail being stolen in Upland, San Antonio Heights and Alta Loma.

The former Albertsons building at the top of Euclid Avenue has recently been sold, but the future of the property is still unknown.

The two groups battling over the proposed community garden project on an empty patch of private land in Upland faced off during a somewhat aggressive meeting Wednesday at the Gibson Senior Center.

Arcadia Fire Department Battalion Chief Barry Spriggs, right, and Azusa Emergency Services Coordinator Olga Bruno write their group's suggestions on an easel during the mass evacuation planning seminar at the Pacific Palms Resort in Industry on Aug.

Arcadia Fire Department Battalion Chief Barry Spriggs, right, and Azusa Emergency Services Coordinator Olga Bruno write their group's suggestions on an easel during the mass evacuation planning seminar at the Pacific Palms Resort in Industry on Aug.

Share + Jul 30, 2009 3:54 pm US/Pacific SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. 1 of 1 A bear was shot as it tried to get into a yard in the San Antonio Heights area of San Bernardino.

Share + Jul 30, 2009 3:54 pm US/Pacific SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. 1 of 1 A bear was shot as it tried to get into a yard in the San Antonio Heights area of San Bernardino.

San Antonio Heights residents continue to regularly spott a mischievous young bear hopping fences to get into shady backyards.

The area where houses, a golf course and streets exist today in east Upland was a real battlefield 40 years ago.

A prominent under-bite, scrunched face and floppy ears are the hallmarks of a winner.

Patrol responsibility for San Antonio Heights and Mt. Baldy might have changed stations, but the safety of residents is still in the hands of the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department.

SAN ANTONIO HEIGHTS a ' Deputies say a bear with an apparent sweet tooth busted into a San Bernardino County home and gobbled up a box of chocolates from a couple's refrigerator.

Helping animal shelters CERT Training Little girl needs a new heart Glass of wine leads to arrest Time is running out Sweetbay Beef Recall A chilling revelation Could the rape and murder of Coralrose Fullwood have been videotaped? One man says it was and he knows where the tape is.

Two homeowners unwittingly played host to a bear who broke into their home Saturday afternoon.