Nearly 30 new cases of COVID-19 were confirmed in the Santa Clarita Valley Saturday, along with over 1,300 newly confirmed coronavirus cases throughout Los Angeles County. An additional 29 coronavirus cases have been reported in the Santa Clarita Valley on Saturday as part of the 1,326 reported cases across Los Angeles County, according to the L.A. County Department of Public ...
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Two Hospitalized After Crash On 14 Freeway Shuts Down Transition To 5 Freeway
Two people were taken to nearby hospital Saturday afternoon following a solo-vehicle crash on the southbound 14 Freeway, prompting officials to shut down the transition to the northbound I-5 Freeway. At approximately 1:23 p.m. Saturday, officials with the Los Angeles County Fire Department received reports of a traffic collision on the southbound 14 Freeway at the transition to the northbound ...
Read More »World-Renowned Artist Paints Mural At Saugus High In Honor Of Gracie Muehlberger
Colette Miller, a world-renowned artist who travels the globe painting angel wings, started a new project at Saugus High School Saturday, as she painted a mural in honor of Gracie Muehlberger. On Saturday, Miller joined Bryan and Cindy Muehlberger at Saugus High School to start on a mural honoring their daughter Gracie, who was one of three students who lost ...
Read More »Santa Clarita Gibbons Conservation Center Seek Crucial Donations For Relocation
The Gibbons Conservation Center (GCC), which houses 38 endangered gibbons, are seeking donations for their relocation fund as the organization has been forced to move from their rented space in Santa Clarita. The GCC is an internationally recognized organization in the field of small ape research and conservation. Just last year, the GCC welcomed the birth of a newborn and ...
Read More »College Of The Canyons To Host International Youth Forum
For the second year in a row, College of the Canyons is set to host an International Forum on Youth on Nov. 16-19, which officials say will highlight the challenges faced by today’s young people through lectures, scholarly presentations, and other virtual events. Hosted by COC’s International Services & Programs, the four-day forum was designed to help foster strong scholarship ...
Read More »Newhall Power Outage Leaves Over 4,200 Without Power
A Newhall power outage left over 4,200 customers with Southern California Edison (SCE) without power Friday night. Just after 6 p.m. Friday evening, residents near Orchard Village Road in Newhall began reporting a loss of power. Officials with SCE received reports of the outage shortly after, determining that approximately 4,201 customers had been impacted by the Newhall power outage. See ...
Read More »One Hospitalized After Valencia Crash Involving Pedestrian
One person was taken to a nearby hospital following a Valencia crash involving a pedestrian Friday afternoon. At around 3:42 p.m. Friday, officials with the Los Angeles County Fire Department received reports of a traffic collision in Valencia near the Kohl’s on the 24200 block of Valencia Boulevard. “The call tag came in as a traffic collision with a pedestrian ...
Read More »Get A Cartoon & Plant A Tree
A group of artists and designers from Seattle, WA have found a unique way to personalize gift giving. Kustom Gifts is a web-based shop that has dedicated its entire business to creating thoughtful and well-designed gifts by turning personal photos into intricate and entertaining cartoon drawings. Customers make their selection from a variety of popular cartoons such as Rick and ...
Read More »Public Health Further Discourages Trick-Or-Treating On Halloween
While it is not prohibited under the current Public Health Order, the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health is further discouraging trick-or-treating on Halloween amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Public Health officials do not recommend trick-or-treating or trunk-or-treating this year, as participating in these activities increases the risk of exposure to the virus through communal food handling, crowding and mixing ...
Read More »Best Practices To Help You Survive An Accident
Don’t bother with that lucky rabbit’s foot. It was obviously not a very lucky rabbit. You don’t want its luck visited on you. We also have to acknowledge that once the accident has occurred, there is very little you can do to improve survivability. That is not to say there is nothing you can do. But at that point, the ...
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