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Searching for His Killers

  Brian Westfall, 28, ordered two pink lemonades at Hooters while his friend enjoyed a few beers. The Valencia film editor took 26-year-old Adam Lokey of Canyon Country to the Santa Monica sports bar Friday night after he learned Lokey had never been there…

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KHTS promotes Operation Interdependence

  Operation Interdependence, the premier civilian-to-military delivery system in the US delivering personal notes and treats from one person at home to one person on the frontlines, without impacting military resources. OI volunteers reaches hundreds of thousands of deployed service members every year…

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Fire Update: Friday Evening

Good news! Firefighters are now reporting a 100% containment level on the Crown Fire in Acton. Most roads in the area are expected to reopen this weekend. This brings all local fires, including the Foothill Fire in Santa Clarita and the Pine Fire in Lake Hughes completely contained.

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Chamber Membership Drive- July, 2004

KHTS’ Sharon Bronson, Carl Goldman, Kathy Keysor-Smith, Arif Halaby, Diana Sevanian, and Mayor Bob Kellar were happy to be a part of the Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce Membership Drive this week. Here are some pictures of the event. Go Blue Team! Pictured left to right (standing); Berta Gonzalez-Harper, Steve Sturgeon, Julie Sturgeon, Arif Halaby , Kathy Keysor-Smith, Greg Nutter, Tim Whyte (holding ...

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Thank You Santa Clarita

Thank you to all the residents of Santa Clarita who stopped by our studios and signed our massive postcard!  The post card will be on display at Route 66 in the Canyon Country Edwards Movie Theater Shopping Center on Soledad.  The post card will be on display at Route 66 in the Canyon Country Edwards Movie Theater Shopping Center on Soledad.  ...

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Fire Update: Thursday Evening

The Crown Fire in Acton is now at an 80% containment level, having burned 11,816 acres thus far. The Foothill Fire in Santa Clarita is now 100 percent contained. Stay tuned to KHTS for fire updates!

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