A Sigalert has been issued by the California Highway Patrol due to a jackknifed big rig and fuel spill blocking all lanes on the northbound side of Highway 14 at Escondido Canyon Road, forcing traffic to get by using the right shoulder. The alert was issued just before 7AM and is expected to last at least one hour. Commuters are ...
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Canyon’s Record-Setting Receiver Wolitarsky Chooses University Of Minnesota
Drew Wolitarsky, the record-setting receiver from Canyon High School, will continue his football career in college at the University of Minnesota. Wolitarsky broke two California state records in receiving. He became the state leader in receptions and receiving yards, breaking the marks set by Steve Smith, a receiver with the St. Louis Rams who played at Taft High School in ...
Read More »Canyon Country Vocal Star To Compete In Macaroni Grill Sing Off
If you’ve been to the Canyon Theatre Guild, you’ve seen her as Betty Jean in “The Marvelous Wonderettes” or as Pasty Cline in “Always…Patsy Cline.” While still in high school she starred as Eponine in Canyon High’s production of “Les Miserables.” In 2010, she graduated from CalArts with a Bachelor’s of Fine Arts in Classical Voice.Now Stevenson Ranch resident Marie ...
Read More »Kings Come From Behind, Beat Canucks In Overtime, 3-2
In a game heard live on KHTS Monday night, the Los Angeles Kings defeated the Vancouver Canucks by a final score of 3-2. The Kings came back from a 2-0 deficit to send the game to overtime, and won in an overtime shootout. It’s the first win at home this season. Tune in Thursday night for our next Kings game, ...
Read More »Chamber of Commerce President Fred Arnold’s Vision For 2013
American Family Funding’s Certified Mortgage Consultant Fred Arnold was installed as president of the Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce board during their annual awards and installation dinner, Jan. 18. Arnold succeeds Stay Green’s CEO Chris Angelo.At the ceremony, Arnold outlined goals that included leadership development, strengthening partnerships and helping U.S. military veterans find jobs. “This city is not about ...
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Editorial: Understanding Your Teen’s Needs w/ Video
By Alex Urbina After 17 years of service delivering one of the most powerful, emotional and inspirational leadership trainings for teens in the world, I have learned a few things. I have learned that most teenagers don’t ask for help when they really need it; most of them don’t even know that it’s needed and therefore won’t reach out. Don’t ...
Read More »Canyon Country Bank Robbers Due Back In Court Next Month
Three defendants charged in the robbery of a Canyon Country bank will be in court next month for a preliminary hearing, which might see a fourth defendant, eventually, officials said Monday. “The defense all indicated that they were ready to go within the (10-day) period, so we’re set for Feb. 7,” said Moira Curry, deputy district attorney for Los Angeles ...
Read More »Young Hart Baseball League Athlete Starts ‘Have A Hart’ Cancer Foundation
“Dreaming is believing” according to 9-year-old McKenna Gibson. A player in the Hart Baseball/Softball League, Gibson has witnessed the families of her teammates struggle with cancer, including several children who have lost their parents to the disease. She wanted to find a way to help. Don’t miss a thing. Get breaking Santa Clarita news alerts delivered right to your inbox. ...
Read More »Help Santa Clarita Shakespeare Festival Keep Romeo And Juliet Alive In Schools
Recent budget cuts in education, growing class sizes and diminishing resources for teachers means that arts education is increasingly pushed aside. Some high school students have never seen a live theatrical performance. In an attempt to remedy this and teach local ninth graders valuable lessons, the Santa Clarita Shakespeare Festival is bringing their production of “Romeo and Juliet” back to ...
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