Printing and writing on plastic have become an inexpensive and appealing choice for many companies as new technologies have emerged over the last few decades, particularly with banners, posters, door hangers, vehicle wraps, business cards, and a variety of other promotional items. Plastic materials come in a range of shapes and sizes, each with its own set of characteristics that ...
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5 Signs You Could Be Dealing With A Pest Infestation On Your Property
For many people, it is very easy to tell you have a pest infestation. However, some other situations might be less obvious, as the pests are being more stealthy or discreet. Removing pests as soon as possible is always a good idea, so it is important to limit the disease and damage these critters expose your family and home to. ...
Read More »Several Suspects Detained In Santa Clarita Following Assault With A Deadly Weapon Report
Several suspects were detained in Santa Clarita following an assault with a deadly weapon report Thursday afternoon, officials said. Around 4 p.m. Thursday, Sheriff’s officials received reports of an assault with a deadly weapon involving a firearm near Canyon Crest Drive and Whites Canyon Road just north of Todd Longshore Park in Canyon Country, according to LT. Jonathan Hoyt with ...
Read More »Vehicle Collides With Wall In Santa Clarita, Sending One To The Hospital
A vehicle collided with a wall in Santa Clarita on Thursday, sending one person to the hospital, officials said. Around 3:40 p.m. on Thursday, emergency responders received reports of a traffic collision at the intersection of McBean Parkway and Singing Hills near Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital in Santa Clarita, according to Marvin Lim, a spokesperson with the Los Angeles County ...
Read More »California Legislature Passed ‘One Of The Largest Tax Cuts In State History’ To Aid Struggling Businesses
The California State Legislature passed Assembly Bill 80 on April 26 to aid struggling businesses who received the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Intending to provide a helping hand to struggling businesses in California, the legislature has passed Assembly Bill 80 on April 26 to keep small businesses open and employees compensated. Lawmakers approved the bill on ...
Read More »Well-Involved Big Rig Fire Sparks Small Brush Fire North Of Santa Clarita
A well-involved big rig fire sparked a small brush fire north of Santa Clarita, which was quickly extinguished by firefighters. Around 2:30 p.m. Thursday, first responders received reports of a vehicle fire on the northbound 5 Freeway near Templin Highway, north of Castaic, said Marvin Lim, a spokesperson for the Los Angeles County Fire Department. “It was a well-involved semi ...
Read More »Santa Clarita Junior Chamber International Hosts Fundraising Workshop
Santa Clarita’s Junior Chamber International (JCI) is hosting an interactive conversation about non-profit fundraising with fundraising experts and JCI members Michelle Rey and Mallory Staley. JCI is an organization that develops young leaders in the community and for the month of May aims to share tips and tricks for navigating fundraising as a part of the JCI’s 2021 training series. ...
Read More »Los Angeles County Enters Yellow Tier Of Re-Opening
Los Angeles County entered the yellow tier of re-opening on Thursday, allowing a slew of changes to allowed capacity for theme parks, bars and restaurants, according to Public Health officials. The Los Angeles County Health Officer Order was updated Wednesday to reflect newly permitted activities allowed in the yellow tier, beginning Thursday, May 6 at 12:01 a.m. Additional safety modifications ...
Read More »Valladares Bill Blocking Foreign Involvement In California Elections Passes Assembly
A bill authored by Assemblywoman Suzette Martinez Valladares, R-Santa Clarita, which seeks to ban campaign donations from foreign governments and people in California, passed the California State Assembly Thursday. Assembly Bill 319 (AB 319), written by Valladares and passed through the assembly with no “no” votes Thursday, would allow the Fair Political Practices Commission to enforce federal laws banning campaign ...
Read More »Petty Theft Suspect Taken Into Custody At Gunpoint In Santa Clarita
A petty theft suspect was taken into custody at gunpoint Thursday, near Hart High School after he allegedly stole an individual’s property in Santa Clarita. Around 11:15 a.m. Thursday, deputies received reports of a petty theft at a business on Newhall Avenue near 14th Street in Newhall near Hart High School, said Deputy Natalie Arriaga, spokesperson for the Santa Clarita ...
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