No injuries reported.This afternoon, a Special Education Bus for the Saugus Union School District was involved in a very minor collision with another vehicle. The accident occurred on Avenida Rotella, as the bus was leaving Old Orchard Elementary. While Old Orchard Elementary is not in the Saugus School District, it is not uncommon for Special Education students to be ...
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Suspected Rapist Held To Answer On 27 Counts
Suspect is reported to have been deported twice. Adrian Guadalupe Arriano, who was arrested in Sept. 2007 on suspicion of rape, was held to answer by a San Fernando judge and is being held on $10 million bail. Adrian Arriano, being held on 27 counts Arriano was charged with 27 felony counts on Feb. 19, including burglary, robbery, ...
Read More »Dodgers Fall 6-1
On Friday night the boys in blue fell to the Braves, 6-1. You can hear the next game live, Saturday April 19th, starting at 12:15pm only on KHTS. The Dodgers will face Atlanta once again. [view:node_ad=5]
Read More »Canyon Choir Going Down South
Southern (California) hospitality awaits. On May 3rd, Canyon High School’s award winning choral program will treat you to a “Dinner at the Plantation”. For a mere $30 ticket price, you can enjoy delightful melodies, delicious food, a silent auction and a down-home southern -California that is- hospitality. All the proceeds will benefit Canyon High’s music department, and tickets ...
Read More »Cowboy Festival Features Eclectic Sounds
The sounds of the ol’ west coming to our town. The 2008 Cowboy Festival will be showcasing the best performers in western entertainment at Melody Ranch Motion Picture Studios in Santa Clarita on Saturday, April 26th and Sunday, the 27th. The City’s annual Cowboy Festival honors the great ol’ west with authentic music and an eclectic mix of ballads, ...
Read More »SCV Outdoor Report: Fresh Blossoms On Aisle 11
By Wendy Langhans The blossoms of grape soda lupine change color to a monochrome purple after pollination. Did you know that some flowers color-code their blossoms to indicate freshness? Earlier this week I walked to the narrows in Towsley Canyon and during the walk I spotted the grape soda lupine I had seen the week before. But this ...
Read More »Child & Family Center
On April 18, 2008, KHTS was pleased to welcome back the Child & Family Center to the KHTS Community Resource Station. We featured this organization on the KHTS Non-Profit Spotlight – hosted by Janice Murray. The KHTS Non-Profit Spotlight airs Mondays and Fridays at 10am on AM-1220 KHTS and is sponsored by Providence Holy Cross Health Center. Celebrating 31 Years ...
Read More »Child & Family Center
On April 18, 2008, KHTS was pleased to welcome back the Child & Family Center to the KHTS Community Resource Station. We featured this organization on the KHTS Non-Profit Spotlight – hosted by Janice Murray. The KHTS Non-Profit Spotlight airs Mondays and Fridays at 10am on AM-1220 KHTS and is sponsored by Providence Holy Cross Health Center. Celebrating 31 Years ...
Read More »Young Bison Dies At Hart Park
Buffalo's death could have been accidental, fall may have been caused by anesthesia. A young bison named Happy from the herd at Hart Park died on Wednesday afternoon following routine sterilization surgery. According to Hart Park Superintendent David Jallo, the bison was walking around approximately two hours after the surgery when it stumbled and fell, twisting its neck, which ...
Read More »Final City Council Election Results
It's official: The Election Is Over. Final votes in the recent Santa Clarita City Council election are in with no change to the results. City Clerk Sharon Dawson and her staff counted the last of the provisional ballots Wednesday afternoon and Laurie Ender remained the top vote-getter with 6,180 (24.5% of votes cast); Bob Kellar with 6,135 (24.3%), ...
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