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Public Health Reports Four New Confirmed COVID-19 Cases In Santa Clarita, 175 Across L.A. County

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Five new deaths and 175 new positive cases of confirmed COVID-19 were announced by the L.A. County Department of Public Health (Public Health) Sunday, with four new confirmed cases in Santa Clarita.  Public Health released the latest data on positive cases of COVID-19 with 175 positive tests across L.A. County and four in Santa Clarita, according to Public Health.  The ...

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Santa Clarita’s Mission Opera To Present Live Rendition Of ‘Le 66’ In June 

Mission Opera plans to present their rendition of ‘Le 66’ in a live outdoor operetta in June, their first live performance since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic. The comedic French operetta is scheduled to debut in a live outdoor performance in one-act on June 5, with following performances on June 6, 12 and 13 at United Methodist Church in ...

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Senator Wilk Promotes Earthquake Safety Preparedness Smartphone App

State Senator Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita, has recommended Santa Clarita residents and those in Southern California to download the free MyShake smartphone app to receive earthquake alerts.  In a statement Friday, Senator Wilk has suggested that Santa Clarita citizens download the free MyShake app to get a head-start, in some cases before shaking can be felt, to take protective actions ...

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Editorial: Antisemitism In American Mainstream Media

A new low has hit our mainstream media and it is very frightening. Physical violence by American supporters of the Palestinians has broken out against American Jews this week in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles and even Salt Lake City. Here’s the headline and story on the Fox news website. What is very scary is there is absolutely no mention ...

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COVID-19 Variants Continue To Be Discovered In Los Angeles County

Variant cases of COVID-19 continue to be identified in Los Angeles County, with the most common circulating variant of concern in L.A. County being the UK variant. Out of 40 specimens analyzed by the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (LADPH) laboratory in the past week, 53 percent were the UK variant (B.1.1.7.) and none were the previously dominant ...

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Trash, Recycling Services To Be Delayed One Day Due To Memorial Day

Waste Management of Santa Clarita is reminding residents of the special holiday schedule, stating that services for residential trash, recycling and green waste pick-up will be delayed by one day due to Memorial Day.  Throughout the week of May 31, services that include commercial service are set to be delayed by one day and resume normal operations on Tuesday June ...

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Santa Clarita Non-Profit Guardians Hosts Free Car Show And Pancake Breakfast

Guardians, Santa Clarita’s newest non-profit, hosted a free pancake breakfast and vintage car show for local veterans and their families Saturday morning. The free event, hosted by Guardians, took place in the Higher Vision Church parking lot at 28776 The Old Road. and featured over 100 classic cars, military and sheriff vehicles, fire trucks, as well as free pancakes and ...

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Super Bowl 2022 To Feature Santa Clarita Business For Business Connect Program

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Signarama, a Santa Clarita Valley sign and banner business, was reportedly given approval this week to compete for contracts in the upcoming Super Bowl due to the Super Bowl LVI Business Connect program. The Super Bowl LVI Business Connect program has reportedly given the go-ahead to compete for Super Bowl-related contracts to Santa Clarita sign business Signarama. “Signarama has been ...

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Man Freed From Tree After Downed Power Lines In Santa Clarita

Downed live wires in Santa Clarita caused a worker to be temporarily stuck in a tree before freeing himself Saturday afternoon. At approximately 11:24 a.m. Saturday, live power lines fell on 18903 Stillmore St. in Canyon Country, causing a worker to be temporarily stuck in a tree before freeing himself, according to Los Angeles County Fire Department officials. Southern California ...

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