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Possible Shooting In Santa Clarita Prompts Response From Deputies

A reported Santa Clarita shooting has prompted a response from medical personnel Tuesday. UPDATE: (6:30 p.m.): Deputies have detained a suspect, however can not confirm if a shooting occurred and are still investigating, according to Sgt. Bengtson with the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station. Around 5:40 p.m. Tuesday, first responders received reports of a possible shooting in the 18800 of ...

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Santa Clarita Attempted Murder Suspect Held To Answer In Court

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A Santa Clarita attempted murder suspect who tried killing his wife and son in 2019, in a case that detectives called “one of the worst domestic violence assaults they have seen,” returned to court last week.  David Charles, of Santa Clarita was held to answer on two counts of attempted murder and one count each of injuring a spouse, mayhem, ...

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L.A. County Sees First West Nile Virus Death This Year

Los Angeles County has had its first West Nile Virus (WNV) death of 2021, weeks after a mosquito sample tested positive for the disease in Santa Clarita. Los Angeles County Public Health (Public Health) is urging residents to protect themselves from mosquitoes after confirming on Friday that a resident of eastern L.A. County died of WNV, just weeks after a ...

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Santa Clarita Congressman Co-sponsors Legislation To Lower Cost Of Prescription Drugs

Intending to lower the cost of prescription drugs for Americans, Congressman Mike Garcia (R-Santa Clarita) co-sponsored the Lower Costs, More Cures Act of 2021 H.R. 19 last Wednesday. While the cost of insulin remains as high as $350 a bottle and the average diabetic requires two bottles a month, Garcia has co-sponsored the bill to lower out-of-pocket spending for prescription ...

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Rollover Santa Clarita Crash Leaves One Trapped   

A vehicle overturned in a Santa Clarita crash on Lyons Avenue Tuesday leaving one person trapped. UPDATE (12:45): One person has been transported to a local hospital, according to officials on scene. Around 12:20 p.m. Tuesday, first responders received reports of a traffic collision on Lyons Avenue near Orchard Village Road by the Starbucks in Newhall, said Chris Thomas, a ...

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The Edge Radio Show – Word Nerd – September 21, 2021

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Hosts: Ron Tunick and Scott Harries Topic: Word Nerd Guest: Kristin Graham The Edge Radio Show – Word Nerd – September 21, 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 Kristin Graham. Coach and Scott start off the show by bringing in Kristin about how ...

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How To Show Proof Of COVID-19 Vaccination For L.A. County Theme Parks, Drinking Establishments

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COVID-19 vaccine verification is scheduled to take effect in October, requiring proof of vaccination or a negative test result prior to entering all mega-events and drinking facilities across Los Angeles County.  The Los Angeles County Health Officer Order was modified to require either vaccination verification or a negative coronavirus test prior to entering sport and music arenas, theme parks, lounges, ...

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Emigrant Fire Reaches 70 Percent Containment, 255 Acres

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The Emigrant Fire north of Santa Clarita has reached 70% containment as of Tuesday morning. Angeles National Forest officials announced Tuesday that the brush fire, which had been sparked by a burning tractor-trailer on the 5 Freeway Friday afternoon, had spread to 255 acres in size and was 70% contained. Planned actions for Tuesday included continuing to construct and improve ...

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3 Appliances That Increase The Cost Of Your Electricity Bill

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Want to cut down your electricity bill? Perhaps you have already visited many electricity comparison sites to find the best provider to get down your costs. Just remember that switching to a good energy provider can only solve half of your energy problem. To address the other half, you have to look inward. A report from Hawaiian Electric[1] shows that some appliances in our ...

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