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Santa Clarita Realtor Discusses Foreclosure Defense During The Pandemic

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Santa Clarita Realtor and Foreclosure Prevention Advocate Richard Szerman of Alta Realty Group discusses how COVID-19 has affected mortgage rates. About 35% to 40% of people are in forbearance in the Southern California area, according to Szerman. What this means is that people are going to their banks since their economy has been affected which results in them not being ...

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Santa Clarita Valley Issued Cold Weather Alert, Red Flag Warning, Wind Advisory

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L.A. County Department of Public Health (LADPH) issued a Cold Weather Alert to the Santa Clarita Valley for Wednesday, Dec. 23, on top of the National Weather Service’s Red Flag Warning and Wind Advisory. Santa Clarita is forecasted to have a windy and cool Wednesday, according to the Seven Day forecast from the National Weather Service, with a high around ...

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One Pedestrian Hospitalized After Stevenson Ranch Car Crash

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One person was hospitalized Tuesday night after a Stevenson Ranch car crash involving a pedestrian, officials said. BREAKING: Pedestrian hit by car in Stevenson Ranch BREAKING: Pedestrian hit by car near The Old Road and McBean Parkway in Stevenson Ranch Posted by Austin Dave on Tuesday, December 22, 2020 Just before 5:20 p.m. Tuesday, emergency responders received a call for ...

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L.A. County Coronavirus Cumulative Deaths Surpass 9,000

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The cumulative number of Los Angeles County deaths related to COVID-19 surpassed 9,000 Tuesday, officials said. A cumulative total of 9,016 coronavirus related deaths were reported in Los Angeles County, Tuesday. L.A. County has experienced more than 1,000 COVID-19 deaths in just two weeks; on December 8 the County reported 8,000 deaths. This is an average of nearly 73 COVID-19 ...

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Differences Between The Pfizer, Moderna COVID-19 Vaccines

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The COVID-19 vaccines developed by pharmaceutical companies Moderna and Pfizer have each received an emergency use authorization from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and are in the early stages of distribution, however, key differences in the vaccines may impact which healthcare providers are able to access them. The two vaccines have minor differences in terms of administration ...

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Santa Clarita To Be Monitored For Public Safety Power Shutoffs Through Christmas Eve

Southern California Edison (SCE) officials are set to monitor several parts of the Santa Clarita Valley through Christmas Eve to determine whether or not to instate Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS). SCE officials are set to monitor several areas in Canyon Country, Castaic, Val Verde and the northeastern portion of Saugus for the potential implementation of PSPS. “When forecasts indicate ...

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Santa Clarita Mayor Bill Miranda Discusses What To Expect In 2021

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Santa Clarita Mayor Bill Miranda joined KHTS on-air Tuesday morning to discuss what Santa Clarita residents can expect in the coming year, which includes three major projects and how the COVID-19 pandemic may impact them. Miranda joined KHTS News Director Michael Brown live on-air Tuesday morning two weeks after being named the next mayor for the City of Santa Clarita ...

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5 Practices You Should Know As An HR For Project Management

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Often, HR managers feel foreign to project management as it involves multiple technicalities to execute a project.  Even though a project manager and HR manager’s job responsibilities are different, they meet up on the same ground called “risk mitigation.” Like a project manager, you too eliminate the people-related risks for the effective functioning of the organization. Top project management tools ...

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