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Deputy-Involved Fight Sends One To Area Hospital

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One individual was hospitalized following a deputy-involved fight in Valencia Wednesday night. Just after 7 p.m., the Sheriff’s Department dispatch contacted Los Angeles County Fire Department regarding a patient involved in an altercation with a deputy. “We were requested by sheriff dispatch,” said Supervisor Michael Pittman with the L.A. County Fire Department. “It was a deputy-involved fight. There were injuries ...

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Family Of Gracie Muehlberger Remembers Her Life Before Saugus High Shooting

Eight months after her untimely death, the family of Gracie Muehlberger remembers her as a “vibrant, lively girl” who could light up a room with her smile. 15-year-old Gracie Anne Muehlberger is remembered as a bubbly, friendly girl with a personality as sweet as her favorite frappuccinos before her life was tragically cut short in the Saugus School Shooting. With ...

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Saugus Woman Charged With Felony Forgery After Deputies Located Her Towing Skateboarder

A Saugus woman was arrested Tuesday evening on forgery and narcotics offenses after she was allegedly found pulling a skateboarder behind her car, officials said. While J-Team deputies were working a crime suppression operation Tuesday night looking for illegal narcotics activity, they just happened to spot a car towing a skateboarder on a Saugus road, said Shirley Miller, spokesperson for ...

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70 Additional Santa Clarita Valley Coronavirus Cases Confirmed, Backlog In Cases Counted

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70 additional Santa Clarita Valley coronavirus cases have been confirmed Wednesday afternoon, bringing the case total to over 4,200, officials said. A backlog of cases throughout Los Angeles County are now confirmed Wednesday, causing a spike in cases, according to the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health As of Wednesday, a total of 4,242 cumulative cases of COVID-19 have ...

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Dodgers Manager Dave Roberts, Pitcher Joe Kelly Suspended After Bench-Clearing Confrontation

Both Joe Kelly and Dave Roberts of the Los Angeles Dodgers were suspended by Major League Baseball (MLB) after Kelly threw a series of close pitches and taunted a batter during Tuesday’s game against the Houston Astros, prompting a heated confrontation between the two teams. Carlos Correa and Joe Kelly exchanged words after Kelly struck out Correa. Benches cleared following ...

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4,825 Additional L.A. County Coronavirus Cases Confirmed, Backlog In Cases Reported

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4,825 additional coronavirus cases in Los Angeles County confirmed on Wednesday, with a backlog in case reporting still occurring in the County, officials said. The L.A. County total of cumulative coronavirus cases now stands at 183,383 as of Wednesday, according to Dr. Barbara Ferrer, director of the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (LADPH).  Over 2,000 of the cases ...

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DUI Driver Sentenced To 10 Years For Fatal Crash Killing 21-Year-Old Woman

A DUI suspect was sentenced to 10 years in prison after he allegedly failed to stop at a red light and caused a fatal Canyon Country crash. Joshua David Austin, of Santa Clarita, is charged with one felony count each of gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated, driving under the influence of an alcoholic beverage causing injury and driving with a ...

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Must-Have Equipment For A Better Hunting Experience

Hunting is an experience unlike any other. Going toe to toe against the prey and coming out on top is a feeling that you would only appreciate after trying it for the first time. It is a continuation of our ancestor’s lifestyle; only, now, we have much better equipment to help a hunter in their quest to hunt prey. This ...

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Hart District Board Recognizes Emergency Conditions, Sets Up 2020 Action Plan

During a special meeting Wednesday morning, the William S. Hart Board recognized emergency conditions and set up a 2020 action plan for the Fall school semester. The Hart Board unanimously voted to move forward with the emergency conditions due to the COVID-19 pandemic until the end of the Fall semester, with discussion for a possible extension set for a meeting ...

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