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Senator Runner Named Legislator Of The Year By Law Enforcement Group

Senator receives prestigious award.   [view:node_ad=5] Senator George Runner was named legislator of the year last week, by the California Parole, Probation and Correctional Association at an award luncheon at the historical Claremont Hotel in Berkeley.  “Senator Runner has dedicated his career and his time to the protection of our children and to the support of California's corrections professions," said ...

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RV Sparks Small Brushfire

Sig Alert Issued On The Northbound 14 [view:node_ad=5] A Sig Alert was issued early Saturday afternoon when a burning RV sparked a small brush fire next to the northbound 14 – just north of the I-5 Freeway. The ½ acre blaze was quickly extinguished by Los Angeles County Fire while the two right lanes remained closed during the mop up.

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KHTS Scoreboard 9-26-08

Here are your scores for the Santa Clarita valley football games played September 26, 2008   Final Alemeny 27 Saugus 20   Final Valencia 35 Palmdale 24   Final Beverly Hills 41 West Ranch 31   Final Camarillo 28 Golden Valley 0   Final Westlake 42 Hart 20   Final Thousand Oaks 35 Canyon 24   Tune in to AM ...

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High School Scoreboard 9-26 08

st1:* { BEHAVIOR: url(#ieooui) }    [view:node_ad=5]     Final Alemeny 27 Saugus 20     Final Valencia 35 Palmdale 24 Final Beverly Hills 41 West Ranch 31   Final Camarillo 28 Golden Valley 0   Final Westlake 42 Hart 20   Final Thousand Oaks 35  Canyon 24   Tune in to AM 1220 KHTS where we'll broadcast exciting high ...

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New School Boasts Top Technology

Classroom environment much different with new tools. Kim Tredick, a teacher at Golden Oak, explains the Smart Board system- Mayor Bob Kellar and Jim Bizzelle with Pardee Homes prepare for a science quiz game. This afternoon, Sulphur Springs School District officially dedicated their newest addition; Golden Oak Community School.   The elementary school was built through a unique partnership with ...

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Two More Arrests Made In Stabbing Incident

Arrest is third of suspected five involved in gang-related assault case. Two men were arrested during a morning raid Thursday for their part in a September 14 knife assault in Canyon Country. The pair are suspected to be part of a group of five gang members who approached two men in the parking lot of the Sierra Canyon apartment complex, ...

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Lombardi Ranch Back In Business

A year after the Buckweed fire devastated Lombardi Ranch, business is booming once again. [view:node_ad=5] This October will mark one year since the Buckweed fire taunted and endangered the Santa Clarita Valley. The damage was widespread, and many local businesses in the fire’s path did not emerge unscathed.  Lombardi Ranch,  a family-owned produce farm and pumpkin patch was not an ...

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McKeon Still Working On Bailout Plan

SCV representative takes issue with original plan. [view:node_ad=5]Howard “Buck” McKeon, our Congressman in Santa Clarita, issued a statement today regarding the ongoing mortgage company bailout discussions in Washington DC.   The statement is as follows;   “My Republican colleagues and I have expressed serious reservations regarding Secretary Paulson’s $700 billion financial market rescue plan and continue to scrutinize the details. ...

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SCV Outdoor Report – Talking Trees

By Wendy LanghansThere’s a marvelous scene in The Wizard of Oz, where atalking apple tree slaps Dorothy’s hand and then asks her in a deep, gravellyvoice, “How would you like to have someone come along and pick something off ofyou?   But trees can’t really talk, can they?  Well maybe not “talk”, but as recent studiesin California suggest, they may“communicate” ...

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