Philanthropy is addicting. When Anna Ott first moved to the Santa Clarita Valley in the 1980s, she became involved with the Boys and Girls Club, volunteering at its large Annual Benefit Auction. That was Ott’s first experience giving her time to the SCV, and although she took a leave of absence to raise a family and maintain her ...
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Jessica’s Law Declared Unconstitutional By LA Superior Court Judge
Paroled sex offenders in Los Angeles County were given a reprieve by Superior Court Judge Peter Espinoza this week when the jurist issued a ruling declaring Jessica’s Law unconstitutional. Espinoza reasoned that the law, which prohibits sex offenders from residing within 2,000 feet of any public or private school or park where children gather created a hardship by restricting where ...
Read More »November 4, 2010 Kings Over Lightning 1-0
Thursday, the Kings welcomed the Tampa Bay Lightning to the Staples Center. Justin Williams scored the only goal giving the Kings the win. 1 to 0 was the final. Saturday, the Kings face the Nashville Predators. Hear the action LIVE on AM-1220 starting at 7PM.
Read More »Photos: Opening Of Cross Country Track At Central Park
Representives from the City of Santa Clarita, Castaic Lake Water Agency and local high schools gathered at Central Park in Saugus today for the opening of a new three-mile cross country course. The course was built as a partnership with the City and CLWA, and will be used by local school track teams. It is open to the public.
Read More »World Wide Web Helps Detectives Nab Suspect
On October 27, a suspect entered Ro, Ma Jewelers on Town Center Drive and was looking at a Tag Heuer watch valued at $6,000. Upon stealing the watch, the suspect ran out of the store. With the help of the store’s employees, detectives from the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station were able to locate an identical watch for sale ...
Read More »SCV Outdoor Report: Wet Dog Shake
By Wendy Langhans My Dad was (and still is) an avid duck hunter, so I grew up around hunting dogs. At an early age, I learned the two fundamental “Wet Dog” rules of thumb. First – the more a wet dog likes you, the closer it gets to you before shaking off the water. Second – you can’t outrun a ...
Read More »Duro Extend Capsules Recalled For Unapproved Drug
Intelli Health Products, announced today that it is conducting a voluntary nationwide recall of Duro Extend Capsules For Men. Intelli Health Products, is conducting this recall after being informed by representatives of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) that laboratory analysis of Duro Extend Capsules For Men sample found the product to be adulterated with Sulfoaidenafil, an analogue of sildenafil ...
Read More »West Ranch Fuentes Sisters Reach Foothill League Tennis Semifinals
The Fuentes sisters from West Ranch each advanced to the semifinals of the Foothill League tennis singles tournament at the Paseo Club in Valencia. Ana Cecilia Fuentes will play Hart’s Anne Susdorf, the reigning singles champion in the Foothill League, in one semifinal match. Ana Lucia Fuentes faces Rebecca Ho from Golden Valley in the other singles semifinal. The Fraczek ...
Read More »Thursday Matinee – November 4, 2010
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Read More »UPDATED RESULTS – NOVEMBER 2 MIDTERM ELECTION
UPDATED Wednesday 2:27 p.m. Attorney General hopefuls Kamala Harris and Steve Cooley are still waiting for the final count of absentee and provisional ballots to see who will become California’s top cop. And despite a significant difference in votes between her and the declared winner, Barbara Boxer, Carly Fiorina has yet to make her concession speech. Even though the votes ...
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