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Canyon Country Woman Arrested After Assaulting, Threatening Ex-Boyfriend’s New Partner With Firearm

Crime arrest

A Canyon Country woman was arrested Sunday after she allegedly assaulted and threatened her ex-boyfriend’s new partner with a firearm. Around 2:30 a.m. Sunday, deputies responded to the 27400 block of Evans Lane in Canyon Country regarding a possible domestic assault, said Deputy Natalie Arriaga, spokesperson for the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station. “Upon arrival, deputies learned the victim’s boyfriend’s ...

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What Is The New Tax Filing Extension To File For 2021

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With the new extension to file for your taxes in  2021, the IRS has replaced its original due date of April to the month of May for those who might be falling behind or having trouble obtaining forms and documents needed. The IRS website states that while this extension to file is being offered, it will be without any penalties ...

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Tips And Tricks For Keeping The Business Alive Always

Business Chart

Having the company planned is the first step toward expanding it. Although it is simpler to get coordinated when you have a large budget and many resources to devote to it, even a cash-strapped small company with a few workers will get organized. It all boils down to finding the right resources and knowing how to use them effectively. Keep ...

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Key Steps To Designing An Effective EHR Usability Assessment

Runners Illustration

The design of EHR systems is constantly improving, but as time goes on, EHR end-users are not fully satisfied with their interfaces or the amount of time they are spending on data entry and navigating through the less than perfect system. This means that every now and then, the EHR interface needs further optimization.  At the same time, effective optimization ...

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Suspicious Man Reportedly Trying To Lure Children Into Van Near Sulphur Springs Union School District

A man in a white van attempting to lure children into his vehicle around the Sulphur Springs Union School District has prompted reports to the Santa Clarita Sheriff’s Station, officials said.  Sheriff’s officials were notified of a man in a white Lexus SUV driving around the school district, telling students that he was sent to pick them up, according to ...

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L.A. Public Health Reports Over 460 New COVID-19 Cases Sunday

Coronavirus

An additional 466 new COVID-19 cases and three deaths were reported by the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (LADPH) across L.A. County on Sunday.  In addition to the 466 new COVID-19 cases and three additional deaths, the LADPH is reminding businesses to ensure that there are no crowded spaces or places, all outbreaks of three or more are ...

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Stolen Vehicle Suspect Detained After Valencia Containment

Crime arrest

One person was detained after Valencia containment Sunday morning in connection with a stolen vehicle. Around 10 a.m. Sunday, deputies with the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station established a containment to search for a stolen vehicle suspect that fled from deputies on foot in a Valencia neighborhood near Decoro Drive, according to Sgt. Aaron Jacobs with the station. “One arrest ...

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Los Angeles Public Health Emphasizes Importance Of Following COVID-19 Safety Protocols

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (LADPH) warned the public Saturday on the importance of maintaining safety COVID-19 protocols as residents slowly return to work. Due to the significant potential for COVID-19 transmission that still remains, businesses and worksites are being reminded to adhere to workplace protocols that require infection control, occupancy limits, distancing, and masking to protect ...

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Garcia Donates To Santa Clarita Valley Food Pantry In Newhall

Congressman Mike Garcia (1)

Congressman Mike Garcia, R-Santa Clarita, helped lead a food drive at the Santa Clarita Valley Food Pantry in Newhall Saturday. Garcia and fellow volunteers lead a monthly “Saturday of Service” food drive at the SCV Food Pantry Saturday where 1,000 pounds of food was donated. “I’m blown away by our volunteers every time; these people are doing the right things ...

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