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Monthly Archives: January 2004
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We Want YOUR Earthquake Stories!
Saturday, January 17th marks the 10th anniversary of the Northridge quake…KHTS wants YOUR stories about the quake as we take a look back.
Read More »City Vests in Proposed Mine Property
The city of Santa Clarita is no longer an outsider in its fight to block a 78-million-ton sand and gravel mine in Soledad Canyon…
Read More »Hit King Comes To SCV
The holiday season has come and gone, but the clothing section was busier than normal at the Stevenson Ranch Wal-Mart. Several hundred people formed lines halfway around the store, waiting for an autograph from controversial former Major League Baseball star Pete Rose…
Read More »Collision Shuts Down SR 14
A fiery collision between a tanker and flatbed truck injured the truck’s driver and forced authorities to close northbound state Route 14 between Golden Valley and San Fernando roads for hours Tuesday as twisted metal, a wall of flame and boiling asphalt blocked the lanes…
Read More »Senator Sees Law as Threat to Family Unit
State Sen. Pete Knight recently challenged a law that grants same-sex partners nearly all rights and responsibilities as those of married couples…
Read More »Laurene Weste
As a prior Commissioner for the City Parks and Recreation Commission, Laurene has overseen the establishment of numerous parks, the preservation of thousands of acres of open space, and the construction of a cross-town trail system that is widely heralded as a crowning achievement of our young City. As a Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy Advisory Board Member, Laurene spearheaded ...
Read More »Marsha McLean
A long-time resident and local business owner in the Santa Clarita Valley, Marsha McLean has put forth a tremendous amount of time and effort into this community over the years. Marsha is committed to providing adequate schools, roads, parks, open space and working with her fellow council members, the County of Los Angeles and developers to alleviate the overcrowding in ...
Read More »Frank Ferry
Frank Ferry joined the City Council in 1998. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Governmental Communications from CSUN and a Bachelors degree in Law, a Juris Doctorate and a California Teaching Credential. Frank originally chose to run for City Council because he wanted to make improvements to the City’s infrastructure, including getting roads built and alleviating traffic problems. His experience ...
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