On July 4th, 2004, KHTS took part in the annual 4th of July Parade, which runs through portions of Newhall and Valencia. Our float saluted our local firefighters, who work so hard to ensure our safety. Dr. Ron Singer loaned us an antique firetruck from his collection, and we had three local firefighters on board with us as we rode through ...
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Cross-Valley Connector Just Like Other Road
Some see it as a panacea to all the traffic woes in the Santa Clarita Valley. Others see it as an avenue for more traffic, more smog and more overcrowding to arrive in the SCV…
Read More »Off-Roading in Elsmere Canyon?
While Elsmere Canyon has apparently dodged becoming a dump, it may not be out of the woods yet…
Read More »Errors Found in Reports by Familiar Firm
Impact Sciences Inc., the consulting firm that has done environmental studies for the proposed Newhall Ranch and Riverpark developments, was chastised by Los Angeles County’s chief planner for errors in two recent reports, including one for a small project in Bouquet Canyon, officials said Thursday…
Read More »Chase Ends in Newhall
A San Joaquin Valley man led police on a high-speed chase on and off Interstate 5 on Tuesday before he was trapped on a dead-end street in Newhall and arrested.
Read More »Antonovich Proposing Alternate Tax Hike
Saying county sales tax is already too high, Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich is planning a counter-offer to the sheriff’s plan for a half-cent sales tax hike to put more law enforcement on the streets.
Read More »City is Thinking Outside the Box
Santa Clarita officials hope that putting the city logo or other identifying feature on a credit card will help bolster the city treasury.
Read More »Studio, Neighbors in Agreement
The once-acrimonious conflict between Melody Ranch owners and Placerita Canyon residents ended in handshakes this week, even before the Santa Clarita City Council denied residents’ appeal aimed at blocking a 45-foot-tall sound stage at the historic filming site.
Read More »Splash Into Safety in Summer 2004
On Thursday, County and Local officials reminded Los Angeles County residents to be careful this summer, emphasizing a “drown proof” home to themselves and their children.
Read More »Supervisors OK CEMEX Project
County supervisors voted 3-2 Tuesday to grant a Mexican mining giant approval to mine millions of tons of sand and gravel from Soledad Canyon over at least two decades…
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