Andrew Williamson Fresh Produce is voluntarily recalling one lot of organic grape tomatoes sold under the Limited Edition® and Fresh & Easy labels due to a possible health risk from Salmonella. The recall notice is being issued out of an abundance of caution because one clamshell of Limited Edition organic grape tomatoes tested positive for Salmonella in a random ...
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Santa Clarita Attorney Represents Victim In West Covina Shooting Case
The family of Omar Francisco Garcia has been offered a $1.5 million settlement by the city of West Covina in the case of Omar Francisco Garcia, who died in 2008 after a confrontation with police that resulted in gunfire. Santa Clarita attorney Greg Owen. of the SCV lawfirm Owen, Patterson, Owen represents three of Garcia’s family members. Garcia, 24, was shot ...
Read More »COC Women’s Volleyball Team Sweeps Allan Hancock College
The College of the Canyons women’s volleyball team swept Allan Hancock College in three games to win its sixth match of the season. COC setter Arine Labryzki had 27 assists and six aces. Cailtlin Chapman had a team-high eight kills for COC. The Master’s College women’s volleyball team lost to Fresno Pacific in five games. Samantha Dougherty had 17 kills ...
Read More »The Real Side – September 28, 2011
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Read More »Alive and Well – September 28, 2011
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Read More »Senior Hour – September 28, 2011
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Read More »COPS Federal Grant To Boost Deputy Presence
The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department is working its way back to full-staffing capacity in a critical program, the Community Oriented Policing Services, thanks to a new federal grant. The Sheriff’s department was one of 23 California law enforcement agencies to receive funding from the COPS Hiring Program Grant awarded by the Justice Department this week. The overall grant ...
Read More »City Council Round Up: Future Of Redvelopment; Landscape Fees Shift
A state of ambiguity clouds the future of redevelopment districts. City Attorney Joe Montes described the proposed Voluntary Alternative Redevelopment Program Resolution of Intent a “just in case” item. Last night the Santa Clarita City Council voted 5-0 to adhere to his prudent advice. Governor Brown’s signing of AB X1 26 and AB X1 27 in order to “back ...
Read More »September 28, 2011 Dodgers Beat D-Backs 7-5
Wednesday, the Dodgers finished up their season with game three against the D-Backs. L.A. was able to hang on to win their final game despite a five run ninth inning for Arizona. 7 to 5 was the final. KHTS wants to congratulate and thank the Los Angeles Dodgers for a great season of baseball and we look forward to bringing ...
Read More »County Prisons, Streets To Get More Crowded After Saturday
A meeting behind closed doors with the Governor didn’t achieve quite what the majority had hoped for, leaving Los Angeles County Supervisors scrambling for a way to deal with a startling number of inmates headed for the county’s prisons and streets on October 1. The Supervisors requested the special meeting with Governor Brown on Monday and they met, but ...
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