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UPDATE: Student Confesses To Making Threat At Hart High School, Threat Not ‘Genuine’

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A student confessed to law enforcement Monday to making threats against Hart High School, and deputies say the threats were not “genuine.” On Friday afternoon, Hart High School officials discovered a threat against the school written in one of the campus restrooms, said Jason d’Autremont, principal for Hart High School in a letter to parents. The school threat which was ...

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Crash Into Power Pole Closes Sierra Highway In Newhall

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A traffic collision between a vehicle and power pole Sunday morning resulted in the full closure of Sierra Highway in Newhall.  At around 8:13 a.m., first responders received reports of a traffic collision involving a vehicle and a power pole on Sierra Highway and Placerita Canyon Road, according to Bernard Peters with the Los Angeles Fire Department.  “Edison was called ...

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Valladares’ Assembly Bill On Power Outages Passes Through House, Senate

Assembly Bill 418, introduced by Assemblywoman Suzette Valladares (R-Santa Clarita), unanimously passed through both houses of Legislature and is set to be considered by the governor.  The bill aims to work to provide local governments and communities with resources needed to ensure critical services are available during power outages. During a blackout local governments work to adequately prepare and supply ...

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Full 210 Closures Concluded For 2021, Ramps Remain Affected

Full 210 Freeway weekend closures south of Santa Clarita are expected to be done for 2021, however, certain on and off-ramps are scheduled to remain closed for construction.   Over the last several months, parts of the 210 Freeway have been fully closed while The California Department of Transportation, (CALTRANS) repaved the roadway.  “Our contractor has completed all extended weekend closure ...

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Circle of Hope Invites Public To A Tea Party With A Twist… ‘Every Day’s A Holiday’

Are you ready for a “Partea”? Circle of Hope’s 17th Annual Tea celebration is set to be held at the Hyatt Regency Valencia on Oct. 9, 2021. This year’s fundraising event is a kickoff to 31 Days of Hope, a month-long event to observe Breast Cancer Awareness Month.  This is a tea party you won’t want to miss! This year’s ...

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Los Angeles County Fire Department Hosts Autism Awareness Event At Six Flags Magic Mountain

The Los Angeles County Fire Department hosted its first Sirens of Silence event on Friday, collaborating with Six Flags Magic Mountain in Santa Clarita to raise awareness for autism.  In collaboration with Six Flags Magic Mountain and Hurricane Harbor, the L.A County Fire Department supplied the parks with sensory-sensitive items in order to accommodate those on the autism spectrum.   The ...

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Garcia’s Military Spouse Licensing Relief Act Passes Through House

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The House of Representatives passed Congressman Mike Garcia (R-Santa Clarita) Military Spouse Licensing Relief Act on Thursday to help military families. More on the Military Spouse Licensing Relief Act⬇️ pic.twitter.com/fMVo7KyZo0 — Rep. Mike Garcia (@RepMikeGarcia) September 24, 2021 The bill aims to make the move from state to state that military members and their families often experience easier, allowing spouses ...

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49th Annual Harvest Festival Original Art & Craft Show Returns To Ventura County Fairgrounds

Ventura County Artists are set to shine at the 49th Annual Harvest Festival Original Art & Craft Show scheduled for next weekend.  Local artists are putting the last-minute touches on their works to showcase Oct. 1-3 when the 49th annual Harvest Festival® Original Art & Craft Show welcomes back attendees to the Ventura County Fairgrounds.  Family-owned and operated, the beloved ...

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Former Santa Clarita Saugus Board Member Under Investigation For Fraud  

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A Santa Clarita businessman is under investigation by the Fraud and Cyber Crimes division of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department.  Paul De La Cerda served as East Los Angeles College (ELAC) Dean until March 2021, at which time he was dismissed by the Los Angeles Community College District (LACCD) due to being under criminal investigation. As of Sunday, Dec. ...

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