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Poor Air Quality Expected In Santa Clarita Valley Amid Heat Wave

Officials with the South Coast Air Quality Management District (AQMD) are predicting poor air quality in the Santa Clarita Valley through Friday of this week. AQMD issued an “ozone advisory” throughout the South Coast Air Basin, including Santa Clarita and the Coachella Valley, amid a heat wave. High temperatures can bring about poor air quality because they lead to an ...

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UPDATE: Deputies Responding To Shooting At Fire Station North Of Santa Clarita

First responders are responding to a reported shooting north of Santa Clarita Tuesday morning. UPDATE: (3:20 p.m.): The firefighters were shot by an off-duty employee of the station, according to Los Angeles County Fire Chief Daryl Osby. See Related: Firefighter Killed By Off-Duty Employee In Agua Dulce Fire Station Shooting North Of Santa Clarita UPDATE: (12:13 p.m.): There is no ...

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SCV Water Customer Care Lobby Scheduled To Reopen Next Month

With the availability of the coronavirus vaccine and California’s plan to move away from its tier system once conditions are met, the Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency (SCV Water) is preparing to re-open its Customer Care lobby next month.  SCV Water is expected to offer in-person service to the Santa Clarita community on July 6 for the first time since ...

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Ways To Protect Yourself From The Mortgage Fraud

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Whether we like it or not, money is an essential part of living in today’s society. Have you ever wondered why our parents taught us to save for a rainy day? As we age, we start to realize how important money is. For some, money keeps on coming. But for many of us, we live from paycheck to paycheck. No ...

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All You Need To Know About HGH Testing

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Human growth hormone (hereinafter called “HGH”) is one of the various hormones which is created by the pituitary gland. It is an essential component in our body which assists human development and growth. Deficiency of the same can result into a number of problems, especially within the children. If the doctor is of the suspicion that the body is not ...

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JCI Santa Clarita To Host Supply Drive To Help School Children

On Tuesday, Santa Clarita’s Junior Chamber International (JCI) announced that it is slated to host its first ever school supplies drive for underprivileged school children in the community.  A supply drive known as “Pack to School,” designed to raise money for underprivileged children’s school supplies, was announced by JCI Santa Clarita on Tuesday. “We are just two weeks away before ...

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Phil Lombardi, Santa Clarita Realtor, Former MLB player, Dies At 58

Stevenson Ranch resident and former Major League Baseball (MLB) player Phil Lombardi died May 20 due to complications with brain cancer at age 58. Lombardi, a major league catcher who played parts of three MLB seasons with the New York Mets and New York Yankees from 1986-1989, died May 20, 2021 from complications due to brain cancer surgery, according to ...

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Sierra Highway Lanes Temporarily Blocked After Santa Clarita Crash Sparked Car Fire

A Santa Clarita crash temporarily shut down southbound lanes of Sierra Highway after one of the vehicles caught fire on Monday, officials said.  Around 1:30 p.m. Monday, emergency responders received reports of a traffic collision on the 23200 block of Sierra Highway near Eternal Valley Memorial Park and Mortuary, according to Ed Pickett, a dispatch supervisor with the Los Angeles ...

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Santa Clarita Memorial Day Celebration Commenced At Eternal Valley

Santa Clarita Valley Veterans Memorial Committee and Eternal Valley Memorial Park hosted a Memorial Day celebration to honor veterans and military families in Santa Clarita Monday. The Memorial Day event, hosted at Eternal Valley Memorial Park, set to bring the community together to celebrate, honor and remember America’s heroes who gave their lives in the line of duty. “On this ...

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