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It was an exciting City Council meeting Tuesday (read about it here). In case you missed it, outgoing Mayor Marsha McLean had a few things to say about the city’s accomplishments during her watch as well as many thanks for the community’s support. Incoming Mayor Laurie Ender also had some thanks and goals that she shared with those gathered at ...

The City of Santa Clarita and the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station launched a DUI awareness campaign to remind residents of the dangers of drinking and driving in an effort to decrease the number of DUI arrests in the Santa Clarita Valley this holiday season. The DUI awareness campaign incorporates a multi-media approach to remind residents of the high price ...

by Leon Worden, SCVNews.com A voter-approved state bond measure is paying half the cost of a new elementary school in the Santa Clarita Valley and modernizing an older middle school. California might be going broke, but the State Allocation Board announced the distribution of nearly $1 billion Wednesday for school construction and modernization projects. Included on the list is $4.26 ...

Officers from the Department of Animal Care and Control (DACC) will be in the unincorporated areas in the vicinity of Acton and Agua Dulce checking for current rabies vaccinations, ensuring residents are in compliance with licensing requirements as well as the mandatory spay/neuter and microchip ordinance. California State law requires that all dogs over the age of four months be ...

Fire restrictions on the Angeles National Forest will be downgraded from “Very High” to “High” as of today.  The change is a result of recent rain and cooler temperatures throughout the southland. “Although we are lowering the Fire Danger level we ask that everyone remain cautious because even with snow visible in the high country, the vegetation in the lower ...

The Board of Supervisors approved an amendment to the County’s state legislative agenda by Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich to support an extension of Laura’s Law scheduled to sunset January 1, 2013.  Laura’s Law is a proactive, compassionate program providing medical treatment for the County’s mentally ill. “It is vital that this life-saving program be extended to help the mentally ill ...

The Domestic Violence Center of the Santa Clarita Valley has many families that need adopting this holiday season. The Center has 21 families, ranging in one to five members that have yet to be adopted.   During a time when things are particularly difficult for everyone, these homes won’t see any gifts unless people open their hearts and try to help. Many of ...

Deputy Jeff Jackson has an important message for the Canyon Country community. As we get ready for the holidays and gifts start to pile up in our homes, they become a potential target for those intent on committing crime. You and I get up every morning and prepare for a day of work and providing for our families, while criminals ...

By: Wendy Langhans Human beings have an innate need to make sense of things.  That’s one reason why we get excited when we recognize a familiar object in an unfamiliar place.  I remember my reaction when we came across a McDonald’s restaurant in Tokyo.  No – we didn’t eat there – but the sight of it brought a smile to ...

by Dr. Thomas Polucki At Upper Cervical Chiropractic Inc our purpose is to educate as many families as possible with natural solutions to the most pressing health concerns. Dr. Thomas Polucki commits several hours every week to reviewing the most recent research to ensure that we always provide the highest standards of care. Here you will find research on addiction. ...