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South Fork Repairs To Be Handled By County

The Board of Supervisors unanimously approved to fund and construct access ramps and repair drop structures at the Santa Clara River South Fork.   The construction is within the Santa Clarita city limits, and the decision was announced by Supervisor/County Mayor Michael Antonovich. Don’t miss a thing. Get breaking news alerts delivered right to your inbox With an estimated cost ...

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UPDATED WEATHER/TRAFFIC: I-5 Open

UPDATED 1:28 p.m. MONDAY – I-5 is now open, as is Highway 14 into the Antelope Valley. The I-5 closed since midday Sunday because of snow in the Grapevine that extended into Santa Clarita, causing hazardous conditions on surface streets and turned front lawns across the area into giant playgrounds. The California Highway Patrol has closed the northbound I-5 at ...

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Canyon Boys Basketball Team Reaches Ventura Tournament Final

The Canyon boys basketball team reached the championship game of the Ventura Tournament, but lost to host Ventura, 56-36. Clay Kasdorf and Coley Apsay each scored a team-high nine points as the Ventura defense clamped down on two of Canyon’s top scorers. Kasdorf and Apsay earned spots on the all-tournament team. Canyon is back in action tonight against Rio Mesa. ...

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Total Financial Hour – January 4, 2011

{enclose totalfinancialhour-january4-2011.mp3} With guests Mark Kohler, Karen Farmiloe and Colleen Davis Topics: Should you rent out your home or sell it? , Commonly unused tax benefits or owning rental property, and Ways 60 Year Olds can save their retirement Right-click here to download!

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January 3, 2011 Kings Lose To Chicago 4-3

Monday, the Los Angeles Kings played their first game of 2011 at home against the Chicago Blackhawks. L.A. and Chicago tied it up in the 3rd period but the Blackhawks scored the winning goal in the final minutes of the game. 4 to 3 was the final. This Thursday, the Kings will face the Nashville Predators at the Staples. You ...

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A New Year’s Message From The City Manager

Santa Clarita City Manager Ken Pulskamp sent out a public letter today in light of the new year: Greetings and Happy New Year! As we begin our new calendar year, it is my pleasure to share with you some of the programs and projects your City is working on. Don’t miss a thing. Get breaking news alerts delivered right to ...

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Torlakson Sworn In As State Schools Superintendent

Thanking Californians for giving him the opportunity to serve, Tom Torlakson took his oath of office as California’s 27th State Superintendent of Public Instruction Monday in a simple ceremony attended by educators, students, and members of his family in the gymnasium of Mount Diablo High School, where he taught science and world history. “It has been a while since I ...

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Winter Weather Expected To Continue Today

Snow and gusty winds will continue to affect the mountains of Ventura and Los Angeles Counties excluding the Santa Monica range and winter weather conditions will continue across the Antelope Valley. An upper level low is expected to drift eastward across California today bringing showers to Los Angeles and Ventura Counties. But Santa Clarita’s snow day is melting into memory. ...

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