This week, the Castaic Union School District (CUSD) announced the names of the students who would receive the Jene Fielder Trust Scholarship. On Monday, the recipients of the Jene Fielder Trust Scholarship, which ranged from $250 to $2,000 for the first place recipient, were announced by officials with the CUSD. “Reading the essays we received restored my faith in the ...
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Two Celebrity Names Added To ‘Walk Of Western Stars’ In Old Town Newhall
Our Santa Clarita Valley Continues To Honor Western Film Stars On Thursday two new celebrity names were added in an unveiling ceremony to the Old Town Newhall “Walk of Western Stars.” Cesar Romero and Ricky Schroder were the two former actors who were each enshrined with a new bronze star on terrazzo tile in front of Reyes Winery on Main ...
Read More »Addiction, Opioid Epidemic Discussed On-Air With Santa Clarita Drug Rehab Specialist
On Monday, struggles with drug addiction, opioids and youth counseling are topics discussed on a KHTS Special Broadcast discussion with Action Drug Rehab and Action Family Counseling. On Monday, Cary Quashen, CEO of Action Drug Rehab and Action Family Counseling, spoke on-air in a KHTS Special Broadcast about youth struggles, the opioid epidemic and addiction. “For the last 10 years…I’ve ...
Read More »SoCal Edison To Give Out $59 Credit To Consumers For April, October Electric Bills
On April 13, Southern California Edison (SCE) announced that during the April and October electric bills cycles, the vast majority of their consumers will receive a $59 credit, amounting to $118 in total. A $59 credit, known as the ‘California Climate Credit,’ is slated to be rewarded to SoCal Edison electricity consumers during both their April and October bill cycles, ...
Read More »Camp Scott Protest Held, City Files Suit Against L.A. County
On Monday, a press conference and demonstration was held against Los Angeles County’s decision to house juvenile offenders at Camp Joseph Scott in Saugus, with City officials and members of the community gathering together to object against the decision. L.A. County’s decision to place juvenile offenders in Camp Scott near Saugus homes was protested against by a gathering of local ...
Read More »Family Reflects On One Year After Murder Of Michelle Dorsey
One year after the tragedy of Michelle Dorsey’s murder, her family reflected on her loss and the future in the wake of her death. The late Michelle Dorsey’s family reflected this week on the events of Dorsey’s murder at the hands of her estranged husband one year ago on April 15, 2021. On April 15, 2021 at around 5:10 a.m., ...
Read More »Fans File Suit Against Dodgers With Santa Clarita Law Firm, Allege Assaults By Security
On Tuesday, three lawsuits were filed against the Los Angeles Dodgers by a Valencia-based law firm diDonato relating to several alleged beatings of fans by the Dodgers’ security team. Three lawsuits were filed this week by several fans who allege they were beaten by the L.A. Dodgers’ security force in 2021. “The Los Angeles Superior Court complaints allege assault, battery, ...
Read More »Student’s Drawing Sparks Interest, Ford Motors Shelby To Visit Live Oak Elementary
This week, a Castaic Live Oak Elementary School sixth grader’s drawing for class of a Shelby automobile was posted online and sparked interest from the Ford Motors Shelby Club. A drawing of a Shelby automobile by a Castaic area sixth-grader, Jacob Lensch this week piqued the interest of the Ford Motors Shelby Club. “It began as a regular assignment with ...
Read More »Former Owner Of Gold’s Gym Franchise Announces New Book Release
This month, Ed Connors, one of the original owners of the Gold’s Gym franchise, is set to release a book about his life experiences and fitness culture. Connors, one of the former owners of the Gold’s Gym franchise, announced the release of a book examining his life experiences and fitness culture in America, with the release date being April 12. ...
Read More »College Of The Canyons Hosts Two-Day Workshop On ‘Native Bee Research,’ Environmental Concerns
Last week, College of the Canyons’ (COC) Biodiversity Initiative hosted a workshop on ‘native bee identification’ and related environmental concerns. A workshop was hosted by COC’s Biodiversity Initiative on April 1 and 2, during which native bee identification and other research were examined by visiting faculty members invited from 10 community colleges. “Native bees are a critical source of global ...
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