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‘Caroling With Gracie’ Collects Over 2K Lbs Of Food For SCGrocery 

The third annual “Caroling with Gracie” event concluded Wednesday and gathered over 2,000 pounds of food during the two-day event.    The Caroling with Gracie was hosted by the GracieStrong Foundation, on Tuesday and Wednesday and was first started in 2019 weeks after 15-year-old Gracie Muehlberger was killed in the Saugus High School shooting.  “It was a huge success,” said ...

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Ask Brien – Personal Information Wallet – December 09, 2021

Hosts: Brien Johnson and Traci DeForge Topic: Food and Courage Guests: Dr. Gordon Jones Ask Brien Radio Show airs weekly on Thursday from 1 PM – 2 PM on KHTS AM 1220. Ask Brien – Personal Information Wallet – December 09, 2021 On this episode of the Ask Brien Show, our hosts Brien Johnson and Alex Grossman talk with Dr. Gordon Jones ...

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No State Water Project Water Supplies Allocated For 2022, SCV Water To Rely On Alternative Sources

SCV Water

In an unprecedented decision sparked by the state’s extreme drought conditions, the California Department of Water Resources (DWR), including SCV Water, announced a zero percent initial allocation from the State Water Project for the upcoming year. While SCV Water reports to have alternative supplies that cover health and safety needs, this initial allocation means the water agency and many other ...

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SoCal Storm Brings Rain, Cold Weather Alert To Santa Clarita Valley

After the first rainless November in nearly three decades, wet and cold weather is back in Southern California this Thursday, with yet another storm system expected in the coming week. The second storm in a week hit the Santa Clarita Valley on Thursday, bringing with it much-needed rain and cool winter weather, according to National Weather Service (NWS) officials. As ...

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UPDATE No Evidence Of Crime: Deputies Investigating Santa Clarita Stabbing

Deputies are investigating an assault Thursday after a person was allegedly stabbed by their step-father with a pair of scissors. Around 11:45 a.m. Thursday, deputies received reports of an assault on the 28000 block of Wildwind Road in Canyon Country, said Deputy Natalie Arriaga, spokesperson for the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station. UPDATE (2:10 p.m.): No arrests were made, The ...

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Hart District Governing Board Approves Assistance Program For Employees

Amid the nationwide teacher shortage, the William S. Hart Union High School District’s Governing Board unanimously passed the Classified School Employees Summer Assistance Program (CSESAP). Eligible to those employed for less than 12-months a year by the district, the CSESAP is offering the opportunity for employees to set aside 10 percent of their monthly salary, with the state matching up ...

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Santa Clarita Industrial Complex Popular With Movie Studios Sold To Texas-Based Real Estate Group

In a recent Santa Clarita transaction, the Saugus Station Industrial Center passed hands from the previous owners to a Texas-based real estate investment business called the Covington Group, Inc. The Saugus Station Industrial Center is a group of buildings and storage facilities off of Railroad Avenue in the middle of Santa Clarita. The familiar beige buildings lining the train tracks ...

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Former Saugus School Board Member Charged With Embezzlement

saugus school board paul de la cerda

Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón announced Thursday that a former Saugus School District Board member and dean of East Los Angeles College has been charged with overbilling his employer for trips he took. 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 ...

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Avoid Holiday Scams, Budget Wisely With L.A. Controller’s Financial Tips

Finance

Los Angeles Controller Ron Galperin released an online resource Friday to help residents manage their spending and avoid scams this holiday season.  As the chief financial officer for Los Angeles, it is Galperin’s job to ensure that public dollars are spent efficiently and effectively, while retaining residents’ financial security and stability, especially during the pandemic, according to a statement from ...

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