Assemblywoman Christy Smith, D-Santa Clarita, officially conceded to Congressman Mike Garcia, R-Santa Clarita, on Monday in the tightly-contested race for the seat in California’s 25th Congressional District (CA-25). For live election updates, click here. On Monday, Smith’s campaign issued a statement officially conceding to Garcia. “This is not the end result we fought for, but I am proud of the strong, ...
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Woman Hospitalized After Reportedly Being Shot In Canyon Country
A woman was taken to a nearby hospital late Monday afternoon after reportedly sustaining a gunshot wound in Canyon Country. Just before 4:10 p.m. Monday, officials with the Los Angeles County Fire Department received a call regarding a medical emergency on the 16000 block of Minter Court in Canyon Country. “We had a patient with a stomach wound,” said Franklin ...
Read More »Man Killed In Fatal Saugus Crash Identified
The man killed as a result of a fatal crash in Saugus that completely shut down an intersection on Seco Canyon Road Saturday night has been identified. Kelly Blair, 62, of Saugus was identified by officials with the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner-Coroner as the man who was killed as a result of blunt force trauma sustained in a fatal ...
Read More »Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital Expansion Proposal To Be Discussed By Planning Commission
The Santa Clarita Planning Commission is set to review Monday a proposal for Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital to add a second inpatient tower to the existing plan, officials said. The proposed expansion would re-designate a portion of the current hospital complex to allow for the construction of a second inpatient building, a new diagnostics and treatment facility measuring, and an ...
Read More »California To Offer $500 Million In COVID-19 Relief Funding For Small Businesses
California Governor Gavin Newsom announced a financial relief package for small businesses in the state, including up to $500 million in new COVID-19 Relief Grant funding, during his weekly update on Monday. In addition to the new grant funding, the governor also announced the state had added an additional $12.5 million added to the California Rebuilding Fund launched last week ...
Read More »A Guide To Modern Dating: Top 5 Things You Need To Know
There are infinitely more options available to singles in the modern world compared to even just a couple of decades ago. The innovation that has had the most impact has been dating platform. Since the first dating services was launched in the mid-1990s, virtual matchmaking has gone from strength to strength, now accounting for upwards of a third of today’s ...
Read More »Pros And Cons Of Online Dating In Later Life
If there’s one aspect of online dating that is undeniable, it’s the fact it’s an activity with a universal appeal. There are no countries in the world that don’t have their fair share of virtual daters, and within these locations, older singles are just as likely to be signing up as younger individuals. Although it’s difficult to quantify what constitutes ...
Read More »Santa Clarita Valley Workplace Coronavirus Outbreaks, Citations
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (LADPH) published a list detailing workplaces, care facilities and other businesses with confirmed coronavirus outbreaks and citations due to lack of compliance with health orders. Of the listed care facilities with COVID-19 cases, the Santa Clarita Post Acute Care Center has reported 14 cumulative staff infected as well as 28 residents. The ...
Read More »Man Arrested For Assault On A Peace Officer After Pointing Knife At Deputy
A man was arrested Tuesday evening after allegedly pointing a knife at a deputy during a stolen vehicle investigation, officials said. On Nov. 24 at about 11:45 p.m., deputies were conducting a patrol check of a gas station on the 28400 block of Sand Canyon Road in Canyon Country, according to Deputy Natalie Arriaga, spokesperson for the Santa Clarita Valley ...
Read More »‘Alarming’ Coronavirus Surge Occurring In L.A. County, Thanksgiving Impact Not Felt Yet
An “alarming” coronavirus surge is occurring in Los Angeles County, far surpassing the summer spike in cases seen in July, public health officials said Monday. An additional 5,150 Los Angeles County coronavirus cases have been reported Monday, ahead of an expected rise in two weeks following Thanksgiving weekend, according to Dr. Barbara Ferrer, director of the Los Angeles County Department ...
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