A green comet last spotted from earth during the Stone Age will be visible from the northern hemisphere tonight and for the rest of the week. The harmless green comet, last spotted over 50,000 years ago, is set to be closest to the earth on Thursday. “Comets are notoriously unpredictable, but if this one continues its current trend in brightness, ...
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MLB’s Hunter Greene Visits Home Turf In Santa Clarita
Major League baseball pitcher Hunter Greene made a visit to his home turf in Santa Clarita to sign autographs and give out free spikes. On Saturday morning at 9 a.m., Greene joined Hart Baseball and Softball at the William S. Hart Pony Baseball and Softball Field to take photos, sign autographs and hand out free spikes and molded cleats to ...
Read More »Storm To Bring Snow To Grapevine, Tejon Pass Causing Traffic Delays
A storm is set to bring snow to the Grapevine and Tejon Pass in the coming days, causing traffic delays on the 5 Freeway north of Santa Clarita. On Sunday and Monday, a cold storm will bring up to two inches of snow to the Grapevine, leading to road issues and delays on the 5 Freeway. Mountain roads are also ...
Read More »Santa Clarita Heritage Junction Changes Its Inherited Name To Santa Clarita History Center
Santa Clarita’s Heritage Junction Park was recently renamed and given a new logo to modernize itself. On Friday, Santa Clarita Heritage Junction Park, named in 1989, was officially dubbed the “Santa Clarita History Center” and given a new logo featuring different colors and images. “We’re evolving into a professional museum organization with full-time staff and best practices for collections care,” ...
Read More »USC Researcher Seeking Input From SoCal, Santa Clarita Veterans
Ed. Note: The following information was provided to KHTS by a press release posted on SCV News. A researcher from the University of Southern California is seeking input from Southern California veterans, including Santa Clarita veterans, for a study. Sara Kintzle, a research associate professor at the USC Dworak-Peck School of Social Work, is looking for Santa Clarita veterans and ...
Read More »Saugus Man Sentenced To 23 Years For Sexual Crimes Against Children
A Saugus man was sentenced to over two decades behind bars for sexual crimes against children on Tuesday. Fred Recalde, 63, of Saugus, was sentenced to state prison on Tuesday on three counts of sexual crimes against children, according to Los Angeles County Court documents. Initially arrested in November 2018, Recalde was found guilty on three of five counts of ...
Read More »Pirates Of Penzance Operetta To Be Performed In Santa Clarita
The Pirates of Penzance operetta by Gilbert & Sullivan is set to be performed in Santa Clarita next month. Landmark Opera presents the Pirates of Penzance on Sunday, Feb. 5 at 2 p.m. at Santa Clarita United Methodist Church on 26640 Bouquet Canyon Road in Santa Clarita. “’The Pirates of Penzance’ is Gilbert and Sullivan’s most beloved operetta,” said Joshua ...
Read More »Remembering Lives Lost On Holocaust Remembrance Day
Friday marks 78 years since the liberation of the concentration camp Auschwitz in 1945, as well as International Holocaust Remembrance Day, the time to honor the millions of lives lost at the hands of Nazi Germany. Jan. 27 was chosen as the day for International Holocaust Remembrance as Auschwitz was liberated by the Soviet Union in 1945 on that date. ...
Read More »Missing Tehachapi Man Found Safe In Santa Clarita
A man who was reported missing from Santa Clarita last week has been found safe, officials reported Friday. Lance Theodore Stone, 27, was found safe and returned to his family, according to an early morning update from the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department (LASD). “Thank you to the public, the media, Aero Bureau, and deputy personnel for their tireless efforts in the ...
Read More »Valentine’s Day Celebrations At The MAIN
The MAIN is hosting a pair of special Valentine’s Day productions to celebrate the season of love next month. The MAIN, the local performing arts venue in Old Town Newhall, invites local residents to start their Valentine’s Day celebration with their productions “Calendar Girls: A Pin-Up Revue” and “Valentines Radio Show” Feb. 10-12. A night of singing, dancing, and “surprises” ...
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