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Read More »Monthly Archives: October 2012
City Officials Excited About Disney Deal
Walt Disney Co will buy George Lucas’ Lucasfilm Ltd for $4.05 billion and plans to add three more films to the “Star Wars” franchise starting 2015, according to official sources Tuesday. As a “Star Wars” fan and the city’s economic development manager, Jason Crawford said he couldn’t have been more excited by the report. “We, as a city, have a ...
Read More »Keep Your Pets Safe This Halloween
The County of Los Angeles Department of Animal Care and Control would like to remind pet owners that although Halloween may be a fun holiday for humans, it can be a potentially dangerous and frightening time for your four-legged family members. Here are a few tips to keep your pets safe this Halloween: Keep pets indoors in a secure, comfortable ...
Read More »Help Hurricane Victims Right Where You Are
Hurricane Sandy, which made landfall Monday evening, has already claimed 28 lives in the U.S., with numbers expected to climb. Relief efforts have already been mobilized to help the thousands of people left without shelter or electricity, but the American Red Cross wants to remind West Coast residents that their support is greatly appreciated.Nearly 100 Red Cross blood drives have ...
Read More »KHTS Interviews 38th Assembly District Republican Candidate Scott Wilk
By Stephen K. Peeples Scott Wilk, the Republican candidate for the California Assembly’s 38th District, which includes most of the Santa Clarita Valley, was interviewed for an hour on AM 1220 KHTS Tuesday morning. Wilk is running against Democrat Edward Headington in the Nov. 6 general election to fill the Assembly seat held for the past six years by Republican ...
Read More »SCV Fishing Report, October 30th: Local Lakes And Saltwater Report
It’s time for this week’s fresh and salt water fishing report for KHTS AM-1220: Freshwater Report: 1) Castaic Lake….A few small stripers are biting, but quite slow this past week. There are some black bass biting in the early AM or late PM; try Utopia Cove, Dry Gulch, or Firebreak Cove. 2) Pyramid Lake….The water level is up at Pyramid ...
Read More »SCV Fishing Report, October 30th: Local Lakes And Saltwater Report
It’s time for this week’s fresh and salt water fishing report for KHTS AM-1220: Freshwater Report: 1) Castaic Lake….A few small stripers are biting, but quite slow this past week. There are some black bass biting in the early AM or late PM; try Utopia Cove, Dry Gulch, or Firebreak Cove. 2) Pyramid Lake….The water level is up at Pyramid ...
Read More »Interview With Scott Wilk – October 30, 2012
KHTS News Reporter Stephen K. Peeples interviewed Scott Wilk, a candidate in the 38th Assembly District. Right Click Here to Download!
Read More »50 Shades Of Gray
By Tami Smight, ASID Many people shy away from gray paint color, for fear it will have a dark, depressing affect on the room. Did you know that gray could be so much more than a cold, dreary shade? I love a brighter gray with a lot of white in it; it will look fantastic against your white crown and base ...
Read More »Santa Clarita Man Leads Shipwreck Discovery
A Santa Clarita man led a team of divers on the discovery of a shipwreck more than 70 years old, oceanic officials announced this week. Seventy years after it was scuttled off the coast of Santa Barbara, the archaeologists found the remains by piecing together the past with old photos. “It’s pretty significant, because of the whole piecing of the ...
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