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Antonovich Has Harsh Words For Governor

“With a ballooning state budget deficit, Governor Brown’s decision to end budget negotiations is delaying California ’s economic recovery,” said Los Angeles County Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich.       “With governors across the nation rightsizing their state governments by reducing spending and taxes, California continues to keep its foot on the accelerator. Don’t miss a thing. Get breaking news ...

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Renewal Of Drivers Licenses For Service Families Made Easier By Senator Runner

To make living out of state or overseas easier for the spouses of active duty service members, Senator Sharon Runner introduced legislation to automatically renew driver’s licenses to cover the length of time they are absent from the state when they move with the service member. “Military personnel and their spouses make great sacrifices in serving our country, especially those ...

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Family Finds Possible Kidney Match For Ailing Son

Last June while on vacation with his family, 3-year-old Austin Jones suddenly became ill with flu-like symptoms. The young boy’s parents, Cortney and Ben Jones, became concerned when he was not recovering. After many visits, doctors discovered that Austin had contracted E. coli, which was weakening his digestive system and attacking his kidneys.   He was soon diagnosed with hemolytic ...

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Sundance Film A Win Win And More

Editor’s Note: This article was originally printed as an April Fool’s joke. It is purely satire. By Chauncey Telese Hello, everyone the time is 2:20 a.m. and tonight’s ‘keep me awake’ album is Morrissey’s “Vauxhall and I.” The reason for that is something unpredictable but in the end is right, meaning that this is my last review column. It’s not ...

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City Ponders Cross Valley Connector Toll

Editor’s Note: This article was originally printed as an April Fool’s joke. It is purely satire. A new phone survey is underway posing the question whether or not Santa Clarita constituents would approve paying a toll to use the Cross Valley Connector. According to City staff, the move would generate between $3 to 5 million in annual revenue. During the ...

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Valencia Boys Volleyball Team Keeps Foothill League Winning Streak Alive

The Valencia boys volleyball team got a little scare, but extended its Foothill League winning streak to 94 matches. Valencia beat Golden Valley in four games, losing the second game, and giving the Grizzlies glimmers of an upset. Broc Oppler had a match-high 24 kills for Valencia. Ryan Kessler had a team-high 12 kills for Golden Valley. Don’t miss a ...

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Some Turn To Acupuncture To Boost Immune System

During the changing of the seasons, some believe acupuncture could help strengthen your immune system and prevent future sickness Have you ever noticed that people often get sick with a cold or allergies right around the change of seasons? That’s because it takes energy to shift from one season to the next, and this weakens the body’s immune system, and ...

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