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The Master’s College Women’s Volleyball Team Drops Second Match At NAIA National Championships

The Master’s College women’s volleyball team is on life support at the NAIA National Championship tournament in Iowa. The Lady Mustangs lost in four games to Viterbo University from Wisconsin in pool play. The Master’s College women have lost two matches in pool play and need a lot of help to make the elimination rounds of the tournament. Viterbo improve ...

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City Officials Take Another Look At Historic Preservation

The Santa Clarita City Council approved a reduced list of historic properties Tuesday and re-addressed the process for demolishing a building if the city deems it historic. The 3-1 vote, with Bob Kellar voting “no” and TimBen Boydston abstaining due to his management of a building on the list, OK’d 11 structures – plus those in Heritage Junction Historic Park ...

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City Council Addresses Quigley Canyon Dispute

City officials kicked off their meeting Tuesday with a tribute to two longtime Santa Clarita figures — former Mayor Cameron Smyth and soon-to-be-departing City Manager Ken Pulskamp. Smyth returns to Santa Clarita so he can spend more time with his family after being termed out of his state Assembly seat. Scott Wilk will be sworn in Monday to fill his ...

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Emmy-Winner Anthony Edwards Spearheads Film About Veterans’ PTSD

By Stephen K. Peeples The producers of “Searching for Home: Coming Back from War,” a feature documentary about the trials of military veterans’ assimilation back into society from World War II to Afghanistan, have enlisted Emmy-winning executive producer Anthony Edwards and launched a Kickstarter crowd-funding campaign to help complete and release the film. “It’s an unflinching, emotionally involving, extremely personal ...

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McKeon Continues As House Armed Services Chairman

The House Republican Conference today selected Rep. Howard “Buck” McKeon (R, Santa Clarita) to continue his service as Chairman of the House Armed Services Committee in the 113th Congress.   “I am honored that my colleagues have chosen me to continue to lead one of the most productive and bi-partisan committees in the House,” said  Rep. McKeon. “America’s military faces unprecedented ...

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Deputies Asking For Community Help With Purse-Snatching Suspect

NEWS RELEASE Detectives from the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station are seeking the public assistance in identifying a male who allegedly stole a women’s purse.  On November 25th, 2012 at approximately 8:10 p.m. the male pictured here allegedly stole the victim’s purse. The 49 year-old female victim reported that while she was inside the Carl’s Jr restaurant, located at 20425 ...

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City Ranks Lowest In Commercial Waste Collection Rate

In a recent study conducted by the Hilton Farnkopf & Hobson, the City of Santa Clarita, in partnership with Waste Management, ranked as having the lowest commercial collection rate and the 27th lowest residential rate in Los Angeles County. The solid waste rate and services survey was used to compare monthly waste collection rates of incorporated cities in Los Angeles County.  “Santa Clarita ...

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Did You Pay Sales Tax On Cyber Monday?

Cyber Monday holds the record as the biggest online shopping day of the year. We now live in a society where online shopping is very common and often threatens to edge out brick and mortar stores. But it is not free from confusion, especially regarding California’s new online sales tax law.While reports have suggested that all online sellers must now ...

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COC Interior Design Students Participate In Holiday Home Tour

Candle stands fashioned out of recycled jam jars, a Christmas tree made of cardboard tube, one thousand cranes made of discarded print paper. Nothing seemed impossible in the hands of the 20 College of the Canyons students selected to decorate a home for the 32nd annual Holiday Home Tour.Hosted by the Henry Mayo Newhall Memorial Hospital’s Home Tour League, the ...

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Habitat For Humanity SF/SCV

Habitat for Humanity is a separately incorporated affiliate of Habitat for Humanity International. The affiliate is one of only 5% of Habitats internationally that have built/rebuilt over 100 homes.

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