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The “Neighborhood Watch” on Santa Clarita Valley’s hometown station, KHTS AM-1220, is featuring two prominent Sheriff’s Department officials for its lineup of guests in April. On Thursday, the show, which is hosted by the radio station’s news director Perry Smith, will feature a live interview with Sheriff’s Department Commander Mike Parker. Two weeks later, the show is scheduled to feature an interview with Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station Capt. Roosevelt Johnson. Both shows will also feature Deputy Josh Dubin of the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station's Crime Prevention Unit as in-studio guest.

Earthquakes cannot be predicted, but they can always be prepared for. Officials with the United States Geological Survey encourage Los Angeles County residents to see recent quakes as a reminder that they should be ready for the next "big one."

The Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office and Rotary Club of Los Angeles have partnered to create training material for all local Rotary Clubs, so that they can educate seniors about the dangers of financial scams.

In a game heard live on KHTS Tuesday night, the Los Angeles Dodgers defeat the San Diego Padres by a final score of 3-2. Tune in tomorrow night for our next Dodgers game, away against the San Diego Padres! Pregame starts at 6:30 p.m., on AM-1220 KHTS!   Los Angeles Dodgers on your Hometown Station AM 1220 KHTS. Check Out Dodger Legends on ...

The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors received a report on Tuesday from several county health departments on the implementation of the Affordable Care Act, enrollment numbers and plans going forward.

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A handful of reported thefts stemming from meetups arranged online have Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies warning residents who are looking to sell online through popular social media sites like Facebook or online classifieds such as CraigsList. A Palmdale man looking to sell an expensive camera met a man he assumed was a Valencia resident in front of what he thought was the presumed buyer’s home on the 23500 block of Via Barra on Wednesday. The suspect walked up on foot, telling the victim he was just finishing a jog around the neighborhood, according to Sheriff’s Station reports.

The Hart baseball team is ranked No. 3 in the CIF Southern Section Division 1 poll. Hart is undefeated at 4-0 in the Foothill League and 10-0-1 overall. Hart plays Saugus to wrap up the first round of Foothill League play on Wednesday. West Ranch is ranked No. 5 in the Southern Section Division 1 poll. The Wildcats are 3-1 ...

A Los Angeles County judge might have paved the way for a last-minute run at a fifth term by Santa Clarita City Councilman Frank Ferry. Due to Santa Clarita’s term limits on City Council seats, Ferry said he was planning to move on to a new career earlier this year. He stepped down from his post as principal of Alemany High School in February. Santa Clarita City Councilman Frank FerryHowever, Ferry’s reaction to Judge Henry Nussbaum’s late Monday afternoon ruling seemed to indicate Ferry is inclined to put post-council plans on hold.