As the winter months approach, bringing with it a side of seasonal depression for many already struggling in the Santa Clarita Valley, mental health professionals and the families of teens lost to suicide in the last year are hoping to spread awareness about the signs of suicide, as well as preventative efforts for families. One of the most helpful tools ...
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One person was sent to the hospital Tuesday after being ejected from their vehicle in a rollover 14 Freeway crash in Santa Clarita. Around 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, first responders received reports of a traffic collision on the northbound 14 Freeway near Golden Valley Road in Canyon Country, said Henry Narvaez, a spokesperson for the Los Angeles County Fire Department. “It ...
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The South Coast Air Quality Management District (South Coast AQMD) has extended a residential no-burn day alert Tuesday, for all those living in the South Coast Air Basin, which includes Santa Clarita. South Coast AQMD reminds residents in these areas that burning wood in their fireplaces or any indoor or outdoor wood-burning device is prohibited through Wednesday during the mandatory ...
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With the gifting season underway, several sources are ranking the most popular Christmas toys this year. Here’s how much they cost and where to find them in Santa Clarita. The following are ten of the most in-demand toys for children this holiday season according to multiple sources, and they can be bought from companies with store locations in Santa Clarita. ...
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The William S. Hart Union High School District (Hart District) has been awarded the National Empowered Seal for its commitment to whole-child education by EVERFI, an organization measuring school infrastructure across the country. The EVERFI Empowered Seal, awarded to less than 6 percent of North American school districts, is an honor awarded to K-12 districts and individual schools that have ...
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As a new company owner, one of the most vital parts of keeping a company afloat is ensuring that you future-proof your business endeavors. Taking too many risks at the start could cause your company to flounder, as it isn’t like established businesses that can weather the storm. Even the smallest mistake can cause huge problems for a new business. ...
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Hosts: Ron Tunick and Scott Harries Topic: Holidays, Baseball, and More Guest: Scott Lane The Edge Radio Show – Holidays, Baseball, and More – November 30, 2021 On this episode of The Edge on KHTS AM 1220 and FM 98.1, our hosts Coach Ron Tunick and Scott Harries talk with their guest, Scott Lane. Coach and Scott start off the ...
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With the belief that young people play a crucial role to achieving gender equality and ending gender-based violence, Zonta International has partnered with Canyon High School in a global fight for equality. Zonta Clubs are traditionally formed on secondary school campuses and in communities to provide opportunities for young people to cultivate their communication, awareness and leadership skills, with Canyon ...
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Eight years ago today, Paul Walker, the star of the “Fast & Furious” movie series, died next to his friend, Roger W. Rodas, who was at the wheel of a sports car that crashed and burned in Santa Clarita. Walker and Rodas were driving down Hercules Drive in a 2005 Porsche Carrera GT Rodas on Nov. 30, 2013 when the ...
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Senator Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita, selected two veteran-owned businesses as California’s 21st Senate District Small Business of the Month for November. November is National Veterans and Military Appreciation Month and a chance to recognize veteran-owned businesses, according to Wilk. Senator Wilk chose Fitchow and Crush as the businesses of the month and is set to recognize both of them on ...
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