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Video Store Robbed At Gunpoint

Thief takes money and movies.   Deputies are investigating an armed robbery that occurred Sunday evening at the Video Liquidators store on Ruether Avenue in Canyon Country.    Deputies responded to the location after a man reportedly entered the store and held the employee at gunpoint. The man took an undisclosed amount of cash and DVDs, escaping in an unknown ...

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2007 Sports One For the Record Books

2007- With some honorable mentions, the Top Ten in local sports The year 2007 will forever be remembered as one of the best years for sports in Santa Clarita.  We had it all; a National Championship, heart-breaking finishes, surprise stars, and Olympic qualifiers.  The KHTS Sports department has put together the following Top 10 list, which we feel were the ...

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Kings Lose 3-2

The Kings lost 3-2 on Wednesday night, to the Sharks. The Kings will face Colorado, Saturday December 29th, live only on KHTS. The game will start at 11:30am.     {sidebar id =5}

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Castaic Vendor Arrested For Drugs

Taco catering truck at gas station site center of activity.   Suspicious activity around a Castaic catering truck noted by watchful citizens led to the Dec. 20 arrest of Mario Flores. He is suspected of supplying substantial amounts of drugs, including methamphetamine, cocaine and marijuana to customers from his home and a catering truck parked near the Apollo gas station ...

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McKeon Celebrates 2007 Victories

Buck McKeon’s personal insights to what he feels were major victories in the United States Legislature. The U.S. House of Representatives last night adjourned for the year after passing an omnibus appropriations bill, a fix for the Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT), and an extension of the State Children’s Health Insurance Program. Rep. Howard P. “Buck” McKeon joined his Republican colleagues ...

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Lady Vikings Tennis: A Formula For Greatness

Valencia High School's Girls Tennis Team Claims 6th Straight League Title.   For the better part of this decade, our Valencia High School Girls Tennis Team has held the Foothill League title.  Moreover they have been undefeated in the regular season since 2004.  The Team finished their remarkable season with an outstanding record (198-36) and as the runner-up in the ...

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Children’s Artwork To Be On Display At COC

Art Gallery will be home to youngsters' art. Pablo Picasso once said, “Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up.”   Full of imagination and joie de vivre, the artwork created by the children at the College of the Canyons Children’s Center will be exhibited at the college’s art gallery in ...

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Junior High Kids Raise One Grand For Single Mom

Religious Education group raises money to buy Christmas presents Over a month ago, Blessed Kateri Catholic Church’s Junior High Religious Education “Edge” class initiated a Christmas project.  After weeks of collecting change and allowances, over 200 middle school students turned in about $1,000 to go towards a single mother struggling to support her daughter.    The woman, who is a ...

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Santa’s Sleigh Pops Up On Radar

US Missile Defense Put On Hold. The wait is over; Christmas has officially begun now that Santa Claus has been spotted by US radar in Alaska. Military experts believe he is fueling up for his long journey at a Princess Cruises' buffet, before heading into Siberia where residents are hoping he’ll bring something other than “more snow” this year.   ...

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Special Olympics Seeks Winter Sport Coaches

Skiing and more importantly, snowboarding coaches needed   Special Olympics, which offers almost any sport, from bowling to basketball, is looking to add two more sports on to that list.    With the winter season upon us, Special Olympics of Santa Clarita will be offering both skiing and snowboarding for its athletes.    The organization must have a 1 to ...

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