Fostering Youth Independence (FYI), a Santa Clarita non-profit, ended the summer with its annual Big Bear retreat designed to create camaraderie among the organization’s local foster youth. As an annual tradition intending to bring Santa Clarita foster youth together prior to the upcoming school year, the 2021 retreat welcomed youth, volunteers and FYI leaders for camping and relationship-building, according to ...
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Eye On The Valley – School Board and Dual Language Immersion – September 03, 2021
Hosts: Matt Watson Topic: Little iLEADers and Being Triumphant Guests: Dr. Cherise Moore, Farnaz Kaufman, and Tony Watson Eye On The Valley – School Board and Dual Language Immersion – September 03, 2021 On this episode of Eye On The Valley, our host Matt Watson talks with guests Dr. Cherise Moore, Farnaz Kaufman, and Tony Watson. Matt starts off the ...
Read More »Does A Home Warranty Really Save You Hundreds?
If you own a house, you’ve probably heard about a home warranty. You may not understand everything this benefit entails, so it is helpful to learn more about it and why it may make sense. A home warranty from American Home Shield might not be right for every homeowner in every situation, but there are times when it is financially ...
Read More »Rats? Why You Should Call A Professional Exterminator
Rats can be obnoxious, and they can significantly impact your health and your home if they have invaded your house. If you see one in your house, you might consider getting traps to rid yourself of that one rat, but you might not see the rest of the nest if there is one. Professional exterminators are experts in mice removal ...
Read More »Triple Digit Temperatures Expected In Santa Clarita Valley Weather Forecast
Triple digits are in the Santa Clarita Valley Weather forecast during the Labor Day weekend. Beginning Saturday temperatures are expected to reach 100 degrees, according to officials with the National Weather Service, (NWS). Temperatures are expected to reach around 107 degrees Sunday before conditions are set to drop down to 100 degrees between Monday and Tuesday, according to NWS officials. ...
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The history of bad credit in San Antonio is one of the most common reasons for refusing a loan. When considering an application for a consumer loan to an individual, banks first of all study the credit history of a potential borrower. That is, they consider a report on how the obligations previously assumed by the borrower were fulfilled, their ...
Read More »Acton Man Identified After Vehicle Plunges 185 Feet Off Road In Angeles Forest Crash
An Acton man killed in a Big Tujunga Canyon Road rollover crash was identified Thursday after emergency responders located his vehicle 185 feet down an Angeles National Forest mountainside. Around 10 p.m. Tuesday, emergency responders received reports of a traffic collision just west of County Fire Marker 2.92 in the Angeles National Forest, several miles southeast of Santa Clarita, according ...
Read More »As Veteran’s Day Approaches, The Importance Of Mental Health Remains Prevalent
With Veteran’s Day quickly approaching, the Santa Clarita Valley looks forward to annual traditions that honor our heroes. However, while honoring our veterans is undoubtedly important, ensuring that their mental health is taken care of is a must as well. From the prevalence of mental health issues among those who have served and even new resources for the veterans of Santa Clarita to ...
Read More »DMV Announces Extension For Expiring Commercial Driver’s Licenses
In a recent update, the Department of Motor Vehicles, (DMV) has announced an extended grace period to all expiring commercial driver’s licenses, learner’s permits, endorsements and special certificates in California, including Santa Clarita. Any of these licenses expiring between March 30, 2021 through Nov. 30, 2021 are now extended through the end of November according to officials. Drivers should not ...
Read More »College Of The Canyons Offering Short-Term Classes For Fall 2021
Fall Semester at College of the Canyons (COC) is already in full swing, but short-term classes are scheduled to be offered throughout the semester for all students. A traditional semester-long class at COC is a 16-week commitment. Students also have the option to enroll in shorter classes that still complete all required curriculum. These classes finish in either five or ...
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