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Thieves Try To Blend In With High School Crowd
Three juveniles were arrested Monday morning after attempting to burglarize a home in the 26000 block of Medici Court and evading authorities by trying to blend in with students at Golden Valley High School. The homeowner on Medici was in the house when the trio shook the doorknob on a door in the backyard of his property and immediately called ...
Read More »Ventura County Juvenile Leads Cops On Two-County Chase
A young woman led police on a wild chase in a stolen car Saturday afternoon, and ended up crashing into a pile of rocks in the Shadow Pines area of Canyon Country. Captain Ross Bonfiglio of the Ventura County Sheriff’s Department said that 15-year old girl was the subject of a crime broadcast when the van she was driving was ...
Read More »Historical Breakthrough May Be Pending In State Water Crisis
Governor calls special session of Legislature amid negotiation success. State legislators may soon be headed back to Sacramento to participate in a special session on the water crisis called by Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger. Water has been a major issue in the state since a federal judge put a stop to pumping water from the Delta, located in northern California where ...
Read More »Families In Action – October 12, 2009
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Read More »Antonovich Applauds Governor’s Action On Nursing Homes
Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich today applauded the Governor’s decision to sign legislation requiring California nursing homes to post their five-star rating issued by the Federal Government’s Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. The rating, with five stars being the highest and one star the lowest, includes medical care, staffing levels, food services, sanitation, bedsore mitigation and the results of licensing ...
Read More »Community Rallies To Save Teresa
Family seeks life-saving match for loved one. Helping a neighbor could be just a swab away. The family of local resident and leukemia patient Teresa Ramos is seeking a bone marrow donor to help with a life-saving treatment. In cooperation with DKMS Americas, the world’s largest bone marrow donation organization, they are organizing a bone marrow donor drive at ...
Read More »Nutrition Expert Sets Sights On Halloween Candy
Nationally recognized health educator Tami Hulcher, CNC, “The Queen of Health” will be featured on an upcoming segment for EXTRA TV’s “Lifechangers”. Hulcher will be doing a sugar demo for a segment titled “How Spooky is Your Halloween Candy?” She will detail how much sugar is in popular Halloween candy and discuss the immune-suppressing effects of sugar. Hulcher will also ...
Read More »Valencia Football Team Improves To 5-0 With Win Over Loyola
The Valencia High football team was the only team in the Santa Clarita Valley to come away with a victory this weekend. Valencia improved to 5-0 with a 35-14 win over Loyola on Saturday night. Quarterback Alex Bishop threw for 200 yards and two touchdowns. Running back Steven Manfro tossed a touchdown pass and rushed for another. The West ...
Read More »COC Answers Your Need To Know
A new presentation will answer questions about natural phenomena’s. The College of the Canyons Mathematics, Sciences and Engineering Technologies (MSET) division will host a special physics presentation designed to shed scientific light on natural phenomena including rainbows, thunder and lightning. The presentation will take place in the Aliso Lab, room 104 at the college’s Valencia campus, from 7:30 to 9 ...
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