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Saugus Boys Basketball Team Wins Sixth Game In A Row

The Saugus boys basketball team won its sixth game in a row, 68-53, over Oak Park. Saugus is coming off a championship run through the Hart Holiday Classic. Jeremy Gatewood continued to have the hot hand for Saugus, scoring 21 points against Oak Park. Brad Buchignani added 18 points for Saugus. The Valencia boys basketball team won its home opener ...

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Top Things To Do This Weekend, January 5, 2011

This weekend in Santa Clarita brought to you by our friends at Valencia Auto Center. Local Band-Bridge 22SCV Film FestivalE-Waste Collections At Local High SchoolsPlacerita Nature Center Local Band-Bridge 22Local band Bridge 22 invites everyone to their “Falling Upward” album release party.  Bridge 22 is an alternative-progressive rock band.  Band members are Ricky Vittallo, lead vocalist/rhythm guitar; Adrian Calvillo, lead ...

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Pursuit Leads To Arrest Of Burglary Suspects

UPDATED 5:02 PM Tuesday: A pursuit that reached speeds in excess of 100 MPH that started in Castaic has concluded with the arrest of four suspects on Flower Street near the southbound 110 freeway. The pursuit began shortly before 2:15 p.m. when deputies responding to a report of a residential burglary saw three black men run from the home on ...

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Environmental Coalition Files Suit Over Newhall Ranch Permits

Several Native American groups and environmental organizations have partnered to sue the California Department of Fish and Game for handing out permits for the construction of Newhall Ranch, an approved community of 21,000 homes south of State Route 126 in the Santa Clarita Valley.   Don’t miss a thing. Get breaking news alerts delivered right to your inbox. The plaintiffs ...

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Runner Sworn In At Board Of Equalization, Only Two File For Old Senate Seat

Senator George Runner was sworn in Monday as a Member of the Board of Equalization. Runner now represents California ’s 2nd Equalization District, the same day as the candidate filing period for his old office closed with his wife, Sharon, running against a solitary challenger, Democrat Darren Parker of Lancaster. Sharon Runner announced her candidacy last week (click here for ...

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Carbon Monoxide A Silent Killer On Cold Nights

Over the New Year’s weekend, two women in Willowbrook were fatally poisoned by carbon monoxide after deciding to use their gas home oven to keep warm, and three others in the City of Inglewood nearly lost their lives using a faulty gas wall heater. County firefighters are urging residents to use their home appliances safely – and only for their ...

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Campbell, Cooper Elected To Lead CLWA Board

Civil engineer and 10-year board member Tom Campbell was elected as President of the board of directors at Castaic Lake Water Agency during their regular meeting last night. Long-time member and former President Bill Cooper was picked to serve as Vice President. The pair replaced outgoing President R.J. Kelly and VP Peter Kavounas. Campbell and Cooper will both serve two-year ...

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Saddle Up For The Cowboy Festival

Tickets are now on sale for five days of cowboy culture and excitement. This year, the best performers in western entertainment will help celebrate the City of Santa Clarita’s 18th annual Cowboy Festival, April 27 through May 1. There are several events throughout the Santa Clarita Valley with the main festival taking place on Saturday, April 30 and Sunday, May ...

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