Building on the popularity of its ABC restaurant grading system, the Los Angeles County Department of Health Services (DHS) invites County residents to display the coveted "A" placard in their home kitchens following completion of an online inspection. A score of 90% or higher is required to receive the placard. The "A" rating signifies that a restaurant or food ...
Read More »Monthly Archives: March 2006
19-Year-Old Male Dies After His Truck Flips Several Times
A 19-year-old man died early Saturday morning when he lost control of his truck while traveling southbound on Sierra Highway. At about 3 a.m., for reasons unknown, the man lost control of his 2004 Ford F-250, causing the truck to roll several times before coming to a stop upside-down. “He was traveling at an unknown speed,” said California Highway Patrol ...
Read More »Route 126 Pavement Replacement Project Full Freeway Closure Planned
Caltrans will close portions of State Route 126 as part of a 13-mile pavement replacement project. The entire project extends from the Ventura Freeway (U.S. 101) to Hallock Drive. The following closures are weather permitting and subject to change, ramp closures are as needed: Daily, Monday March 27, through Wednesday March 29: • 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. – ...
Read More »Santa Clarita American Red Cross Asks: Is Someone You Know A Hometown Hero
The Santa Clarita Valley American Red Cross (ARC), in partnership with KHTS AM-1220 radio station, the Santa Clarita Valley’s hometown radio station, is asking the community to nominate their very own Hometown Heroes so they may be honored at the first annual Santa Clarita Valley HOMETOWN HEROES BREAKFAST later this year. Hometown Heroes are people who have displayed heroic or ...
Read More »Ewart Family Weekly Update
Here’s the latest weekly update on the Ewart Family.
Read More »Academy’s Enrollment Still Down
Principal Jill Shenberger and her staff visit all the area high schools, send out thousands of fliers and get publicity in the local media, but enrollment at Academy of the Canyons is still down. “It’s getting harder to recruit students. High schools want their kids on their campuses. It’s a battle,” Shenberger told trustees of College of the Canyons and ...
Read More »Kings Win 6-4
On Saturday night, the Kings beat the Predators 6-4, in their first game under new Head Coach John Torchetti. You can catch the Kings next game on KHTS, Monday at 6:30 when they will take on the Vancouver Canucks.
Read More »Sheriff’s Deputy Dies in Collision
Friends of the Agua Dulce sheriff’s deputy killed Thursday in a motorcycle collision while he was on patrol said he was the type of person who would do anything for anyone. Pierre Bain, 45, died of massive internal injuries after he flew off his motorcycle when he clipped a vehicle that cut him off while he was in pursuit near ...
Read More »Miracles Highlignt Evening with Leno
An hour and a half of laughs elicited by Jay Leno wasn’t the only reason for delight Thursday night. Besides a rousing good time from a jazz quartet, a Hart High School choir, a violin and a vocal duet and one of the top stand-up comedians in the nation, the sold-out crowd at Hart High Auditorium received the best news. ...
Read More »The Santa Clarita Symphony Presents ‘Unique Mix’
The Santa Clarita will perform the most unique musical experience ever. Guest artists will amaze you as they mix classical music with improvisational cafe jazz. It’s smooth, cool, and very hip featuring nationally renowned musicians. Mark your calendar for ‘Unique Mix’ April 1st, 2006 at 8PM. This program will be presented at the College of the Canyons Performing Arts Center. Formerly known ...
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