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Red Cross Advises On Ways To Stay Safe This Summer

The Red Cross of the Los Angeles Region is aiming to advise the public on how to stay safe this summer, offering tips and resources on water and grilling safety.  The summer season is often accompanied by water sports and activities, requiring participants to be safe and aware of risks and being “water smart.” The Red Cross is offering a ...

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Free Tire Collection Event Set For June 5 In Santa Clarita

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During a free collection event on June 5, the City of Santa Clarita is scheduled to welcome residents to dispose of their used tires. Set to be held at the Via Princessa Metrolink Station parking lot at 19201 Via Princessa, the City of Santa Clarita’s free tire collection event is scheduled for June 5 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.  ...

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I-5 Santa Clarita Crash Involving Bus Blocks Lanes, SigAlert Issued

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An I-5 Freeway crash in Santa Clarita involving a bus left several lanes blocked by a SigAlert Sunday morning. Around 7:40 a.m. Sunday, emergency responders received reports of a traffic collision involving a transit bus and another vehicle on the southbound side of the freeway near Gavin Canyon, which sits between Calgrove Boulevard and the Newhall Pass interchange, according to ...

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Public Health Encourages Los Angeles County Residents To Celebrate Memorial Day Safely

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (LADPH) encourages residents in Santa Clarita and Los Angeles County to celebrate Memorial Day safely by continuing to follow Public Health Guidance for Informal Social Gatherings. If household guests are fully vaccinated, LADPH recommends that people can gather indoors and outdoors without any masking or distancing requirements. If guests from more than ...

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Santa Clarita Sheriff’s Station Announces Free Catalytic Converter Etching Event

The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department Santa Clarita Valley Station, in partnership with “Reeves Complete Auto Center” in Canyon Country and “RG Brake & Alignment” in Valencia, is set to host free ‘Catalytic Converter Etching Events’ throughout the month of June. As part of the continuing “GuardThatAuto” campaign, the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station is scheduled to host free events ...

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Meet Gabriel: A Santa Clarita FYI Participant Defying The Odds After Foster Care

As National Foster Care Month comes to a close, Fostering Youth Indepence (FYI) in Santa Clarita has recognized an individual who has embraced the FYI community. Santa Clarita’s FYI group has chosen to spotlight Gabriel, an individual who’s endured the adversity that comes along with leaving the foster care system and faced a plethora of challenges that led him to ...

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RV Catches Fire Off Hasley Canyon Road In Castaic

An RV reportedly caught fire on the exit for Hasley Canyon Road in Castaic Saturday morning. At approximately 10:34 a.m. Saturday, officials with the Los Angeles County Fire Department (LACoFD) received a call for a recreational vehicle that had reportedly caught fire on the northbound I-5 Freeway exit 173 to Hasley Canyon Road, according to Dispatch Supervisor Ed Pickett with ...

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Castaic Union School District Welcomes New Principal

Castaic Union School District announced the appointment of the new principal, Lisa Loscos for Northlake Hills Elementary School on Thursday.  The Board of Trustees at Castaic Union School District unanimously approved the appointment of its new principal at Northlake Hills Elementary School during Wednesday’s board meeting. “We are thrilled to bring Mrs. Loscos on board to our leadership team,” said ...

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Canyon Theatre Guild In Santa Clarita Announces Five Senior Scholarship Winners

Santa Clarita’s Canyon Theatre Guild announced the five winners of the 2021 Senior Scholarships on Thursday. The theatre’s five 2021 Senior Scholarships, each for $750, went towards local graduating high school seniors pursuing higher education, according to officials. “Winner selection was tough, as we were impressed with all of the applicants, and are beyond pleased to know these young people ...

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