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Santa Clarita Residents Asked To Shop Locally For Small Business Saturday

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This Saturday, Santa Clarita Valley residents have been welcomed to shop at locally-owned businesses featuring deals and promotions in honor of Small Business Saturday, celebrated since 2010. On Saturday, Nov. 27, locally-owned businesses in the Santa Clarita Valley, in honor of Small Business Saturday, welcome Santa Clarita residents to come shop in their locations to help the community following the ...

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Domestic Violence Increases In Santa Clarita Weekend Arrests

Louie: Santa Clarita weekend Crime Round-up slider_sheriff's vehicles in background

  Over the weekend, Santa Clarita Valley arrest logs reported a total of 13 bookings, down slightly from last week’s 19, according to law enforcement officials. Between Friday Nov. 19 and Sunday Nov. 21, a dip to 13 arrests, down from last weekend’s 19, was reported in Santa Clarita by deputies with the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station and officers ...

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Salvation Army To Bring Back Adopt A Family, Senior Citizen This Holiday Season

This holiday season, the Salvation Army’s Santa Clarita Valley Corp is slated to feature its ‘Adopt a Family’ program for families or senior citizens in need. The Adopt a Family program by the Santa Clarita Corp of the Salvation Army is scheduled for this holiday season, giving Santa Clarita residents a way to give back to needy members of the ...

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Garcia Live Interview With KHTS, Discusses Supply Chain Issues, Labor Shortages

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On Wednesday, Congressman Mike Garcia, R- Santa Clarita, went on-air with KHTS Radio to discuss recent news of supply-chain issues, the Great Resignation labor shortage and the movement of truckers to other states. Congressman Garcia discussed supply-chain problems, labor shortages and export concerns on-air with KHTS this week. “If you recall, this thing started off with just a bunch of ...

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Festival Of Trees To Be Held By Boys & Girls Club Santa Clarita Valley This Holiday Season

Festival of Trees 2021

Santa Clarita residents and all others have been invited to attend the Santa Clarita Valley Boys & Girls Club’s annual Festival of Trees later this weekend. On Saturday, Nov. 20 & Sunday, Nov. 21, the Santa Clarita Valley Boys & Girls Club are scheduled to hold its annual Festival of Trees, welcoming everyone to join in the holiday fun and ...

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Gascón Announces Launch Of Victim-Centered, Pre-Filing Diversion Program For Youth

Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón Releases Flurry Of Reforms

On Wednesday, Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón announced the launch of a pre-filing ‘diversion program’ for youth in L.A. County, including the Santa Clarita Valley, known as the Restorative Enhanced Diversion for Youth (REDY) program. On Nov. 17, the launch of a youth-centered pre-filing diversion program known as REDY, centered around victims, was made by L.A.D.A. George Gascón’s ...

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Synchrony Bank To Pay $3.5 Million In Debt Collection Lawsuit, LADA Announces

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The bank had been accused of engaging in unlawful debt collection activities via call centers, including repeated harassing phone calls. Los Angeles County District Attorney (LADA) George Gascón announced Monday that Synchrony Bank has been ordered to pay $3.5 million to settle a civil lawsuit alleging the company made unreasonably frequent or harassing phone calls to debtors in California. “Repeated ...

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Saugus High School Band Marches Over To Southern California Band, Orchestra Championships

On Saturday, the Saugus High School band and color guard are slated to attend the Southern California Band and Orchestra championships in Riverside. “The Saugus High band is going to the Southern California Band and Orchestra Association championships after successful competitions in Oxnard and Moorpark over the weekend,” said Tim Haddock, Director of Publicity for the Saugus High band and ...

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