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City Announces 10 Sidewalk Poetry Project Winners For 2020 

The City of Santa Clarita announced Wednesday the poems of 10 poets have been selected as the winning submissions of the 2020 Sidewalk Poetry Project, officials said.  Selected poems were recently stamped into a rehabilitated sidewalk along Via Princessa for all to enjoy, according to City officials.  The 10 winning poets selected to be a part of the 2020 project ...

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Tom Lackey Declares Victory In Race To Retain State Assembly Seat

Assemblyman Tom Lackey, R-Palmdale, declared victory Thursday in the race to retain his seat in California’s 36th Assembly District (AD-36). On Thursday, Lackey issued a statement regarding the incoming results for the AD-36 election. “I’m thrilled by the results of this election,” he said. “It’s clear that voters in the 36th Assembly district believe that I am the best person ...

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Historic All-Women Board Of Los Angeles County Board Of Supervisors Elected

During an election with many firsts, voters made history on Election Day by voting in the first ever all-woman Board of Supervisors of Los Angeles County in the 2020 Election.  Los Angeles County made history electing an all-women Board of Supervisors! Congratulations and welcome aboard, @HollyJMitchell! pic.twitter.com/5kl9fgQv0Q — Supervisor Kathryn Barger (@kathrynbarger) November 5, 2020 The Board of Supervisors is ...

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Mid-Season Update On Santa Clarita NFL Players

Mid-Season Update On Santa Clarita NFL Players

With the NFL season about to reach its midway point, we are going around the league to check in on the performance so far this year of the players whose football roots stretch back to their time playing in Santa Clarita.  Marquise ‘Hollywood’ Brown  A former College of the Canyons wide receiver who was selected as a first-round pick in ...

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Rain Predicted In The Weekend Santa Clarita Weather Forecast

Louie: Rain advisory slider_Water droplets on water, reads "Rain Advisory"

The first rainstorm of the year is predicted for the weekend Santa Clarita weather forecast, officials said Thursday. Starting Saturday into Sunday, the Santa Clarita Valley is expected to receive between a quarter to a half-an-inch of rain, said David Sweet, a meteorologist for the National Weather Service. “We’re expecting mostly light rain,” Sweet said. The expected storm would be ...

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Political Signs In Santa Clarita Must Be Removed By Nov. 14

Political Signs In Santa Clarita Must Be Removed By Nov. 14

As Election Day has passed, political signs have been left across the Santa Clarita Valley. While votes are still in the process of being tallied, candidates and their campaigns now have until Nov. 15 to remove political signage from private property in Santa Clarita, according to City of Santa Clarita spokesperson Carrie Lujan. “Candidates have 10 days to remove all ...

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5 Best Art Colleges To Choose In California

Palm Trees

California is a well-desired place to study and leave for many art students. It has the largest enrollment rate among states and many outstanding schools. Also, close proximity to Hollywood is yet another crucial factor why many creators choose to come here. Studying in California gives many networking opportunities as well as access to great museums, art galleries, and exhibitions. ...

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How To Shed 10 Pounds In Less Than A Month

In the age of instant gratification, not getting the desired or expected outcome right away can be infuriating. Unfortunately, this is the case with weight loss. In order to do this effectively, you’ll need to understand how your body functions, which diet will suit your needs and metabolism rate, and the best training exercises that can go along with all ...

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Old Orchard Elementary Welcomes New Principal, NSD Announces HR Director

The Newhall School District (NSD) announced Thursday that Ken Hintz, the principal of Old Orchard Elementary, would be taking over as head of the district’s human resources department, as well as revealing fellow NSD teacher Daria Ramirez would be assuming his former principal role. Old Orchard Elementary Principal Ken Hintz has been selected for the position of director of human ...

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Public Health Issues 14 Citations To Businesses For Noncompliance With Safety Regulations

Woman in grocery store wearing mask

As COVID-19 cases increase in the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health announced Tuesday that its inspectors had issued 14 citations to L.A. County businesses for not implementing safety precautions mandated by the department. The citations were issued to businesses and places of worship from Oct. 22 to Oct. 25 as a part of safety checks conducted by the ...

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