A Santa Clarita pursuit on the 5 Freeway early Saturday morning reached about 120 miles per hour before the suspect was taken into custody, officials said. On June 6 at about 4:20 a.m., a California Highway Patrol (CHP) unit observed a Nissan Sentra for a speeding violation on the northbound I-5 at Valencia Boulevard, according to Officer Josh Greengard, spokesperson ...
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Christy Smith Bill To Update State Emergency Service Plan Passes Assembly
Assemblymember Christy Smith, D-Santa Clarita, announced Monday Assembly Bill (AB) 3267 passed the Assembly floor unanimously with bipartisan support, officials said. AB 3267 requires the Office of Emergency Services to work with the access and functional needs community to update the State Emergency Plan, for when major disasters occur such as brush fires, can to Smith office. “We have seen ...
Read More »Two Castaic Explosions Due To LADWP Fusing Power Cable Together Near Castaic Lake Dam
Two Castaic explosions that were heard Wednesday morning were a result of the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) replacing power lines near Castaic Lake Dam, with more explosions expected later on in the week. LADWP employees are working to replace power lines near Castaic Lake Dam using a technique called “implosion splicing” which makes an explosion sound, ...
Read More »Children’s Bureau Offering Online Foster-Adoption Orientations
Children’s Bureau is offering an online foster-adoption orientation for individuals or couples who are interested in either temporarily or permanently adopting children in the foster care, officials said Wednesday. Due to the current health crisis, the need for foster and adoptive resource parents to help local at-risk youth stay in their communities has spiked, according to Children Bureau officials. In ...
Read More »Charter School In Santa Clarita’s Online Summer Classes Help Keep Students On Track
SCVi/iLEAD, a charter school in Santa Clarita, offers tuition free online summer classes to help elementary, junior high and high school students stay on track to graduate. In a recent episode of Matt Watson’s “Eye on the Valley” podcast, Sara McDaniels, strategic arts coordinator with SCVi/iLEAD, described how summer lessons from the tuition-free charter school can help local families keep ...
Read More »Why Your Exterior Doors Could Be Risking Your Home’s Security
5 Reasons Your Exterior Doors Could Be Prone To Break-Ins Having exterior doors without the relevant measures is not a sure way of keeping intruders away. There are some factors you should consider to make sure your entry door serves its purpose. However, some of these factors can be neglected as they seem normal, which is why you become vulnerable ...
Read More »Things To Do In Santa Clarita, Santa Clarita Events – Online Events, Cancellations – June 10, 2020
Things To Do In Santa Clarita, Santa Clarita Events – Online Events, Cancellations due to Coronavirus – June 10, 2020: “Fundraising in the Time of COVID-19” Webinar presented by SCVNLN; Virtual Job Fair presented by College of the Canyons; SCV Water Gardening Classes *CANCELED… and more! “Fundraising in the Time of COVID-19” Webinar presented by SCVNLN 6/11 Virtual Job Fair presented ...
Read More »Role Of Broadband Internet In Rural Development
For many rural Americans, being able to connect to the web is crucial. It allows them to purchase products and services that might not be available locally; sell their goods and services in a broader range; communicate with medical facilities that used to take many hours to drive, and also stay connected with each other. Some of the largest ISPs do ...
Read More »What Is Now Known About Car Crashes, PTSD, And Recovery Time
Car crashes are traumatic events, and in some instances, it might take you a long time to recover from one. That is particularly the case if it was a high-speed collision, and there was an injury to you, the other driver, or your passengers. Doctors and mental health professionals have even determined that, in some instances, you can contract PTSD ...
Read More »Santa Clarita City Council To Move Forward With Human Relations Task Force
The Santa Clarita City Council and the William S. Hart Union High School District are planning to team up for a Human Relations Task Force to address community concerns following racial injustices across the country. During Tuesday’s regularly scheduled City Council meeting, city officials announced their support for the City of Santa Clarita to team with the Hart School District ...
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