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Student Bus Riders Have New Conduct Rules

City and Hart School District Partner to Launch New Discipline Procedures [view:node_ad=5]In an effort to ensure the safe and comfortable transportation of all students, the City of Santa Clarita and William S. Hart Union High School District have jointly produced a “Code of Conduct” pamphlet designed to explain bus rules and appropriate student-rider behavior. The pamphlet familiarizes student-riders with the ...

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Zaca Fire Still Burning, Hwy 33 Re-Opens

Firefighters make progress as important highway is re-opened With over 240,000 acres burned, the Zaca fire is one of the biggest Southern California fires in recent years. The fire is burning in the Los Padres National Forest, with smoke often times visible from the Santa Clarita Valley.   Highway 33 was forced to close due to flames along the roadway, ...

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COC To Offer Speech Pathology

New classes to start now   In anticipation of COC’s new Speech Pathology Assistant program, which should be approved soon, the college is offering a sneak peek. Two Speech Pathology courses are being offered now, for those who are interested in the field. The College says that great demand for their SLPA 102 class prompted the new and expanded courses. ...

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Boy Scouts Celebrate Grand Opening Of New SCV Service Center

2nd annual Leaders of Character Gala fundraiser set for October Story and Photos by Margie Anne Clark "On my honor I will do my best to do my duty to God and my country and to obey the Scout Law: To help other people at all times; to keep myself physically strong; mentally awake and morally straight.” – The Scout ...

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Magic Mountain/I-5 Construction Updates

A letter from the city of Santa Clarita, detailing the progress of the Magic Mountain/I-5 expansion project currently under construction: The contractor, Security Paving, has completed removal of vegetation in preparation for constructing retaining walls along the northbound I-5 off-ramp at Magic Mountain Parkway east to Tourney Road. The next phase for the retaining walls will be the coordination with ...

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Dodgers Lose In NY 4-3

[view:node_ad=5] The Dodgers take another loss to the Mets in New York. Final score in game two was 4 to 3. The Dodgers have one more chance for a win on Sunday. Catch game three LIVE on AM-1220 KHTS beginning at 4:30pm!

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CHP’s Top Cop To Hit The Streets

On Labor Day the CHP will increase their enforcement patrols [view:node_ad=5]Despite a media campaign and stepped up patrols on the fourth of July, the CHP still reported a particularly catastrophic holiday that saw eighteen people lose their lives in traffic accidents in the state of California. Those numbers were from a 24 hour period. Labor Day is just around the ...

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City Embraces Visual History

Downtown Newhall to get historic murals. [view:node_ad=5]The City of Santa Clarita’s Arts and Events Office, after working with the Newhall Redevelopment Agency, are getting ready to unveil three murals on the walls of three major businesses in Old Town Newhall on Tuesday, August 28th. The themed murals include: a California Vaquero painting at the site of El Trocadero, a Walk ...

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Antonovich Celebrates Computer Gateway

LA County Supervisor joins COC reps and the Optimist Club to give away free computers.   [view:node_ad=5]On Thursday, LA County Supervisor Mike Antonovich was at College of the Canyons to celebrate the new Santa Clarita Valley Computer Gateway Project, which will be giving free or low cost computers to low income families. To officially kick of the program, 40 free ...

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Breaking News: McClellan Restraining Order Made Permanent

McClellan's restraining order holds up, and officially on for 3 years This morning, self-described pedophile Jack McClellan was back in court, where a Judge Sandvig made permanent a restraining order against him.    Viewed as a major victory for the prosecution, McClellan's restraining order is now officially on the record, and still enforceable throughout the state of California.  The order ...

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