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Protect Your Packages From Santa Clarita Porch Pirates

With the advent of online shopping and its increasing popularity over the past few years, there has been an increase in a new type of crime — porch pirateering — and Sheriff’s officials are offering tips to avoid becoming a victim  Almost every business now offers shipping nationwide and worldwide, not to mention the king of it all- Amazon. Ordering ...

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Ask Brien – Food and Courage – December 02, 2021

Hosts: Brien Johnson and Traci DeForge Topic: Food and Courage Guests: Rachel Bieber Ask Brien Radio Show airs weekly on Thursday from 1 PM – 2 PM on KHTS AM 1220. Ask Brien – Food and Courage – December 02, 2021 On this episode of the Ask Brien Show, our hosts Brien Johnson and Alex Grossman talk with Rachel Bieber about food ...

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Castaic Animal Care Center Waives Pet Adoption, Vaccination Fees For The ‘Howlidays’

The Castaic Animal Care Center is celebrating the “pawlidays” by offering waived adoption, vaccination and microchip fees for furry friends adopted before the new year.  In an initiative put forth by the Los Angeles County Department of Animal Care and Control, all locations, including the Castaic Animal Care Center, are offering waived pet adoption fees during the holiday season.  See ...

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‘A Sad Goodbye To Eddie Mekka’: ‘Laverne & Shirley’ Actor Dies At 69 In His Newhall Home

Eddie Mekka, an actor well-known for playing Carmine, “The Big Ragu” on “Laverne & Shirley,” died at 69 in his Newhall home on Saturday.  When Mekka had reportedly not been heard from for several days, friends and neighbors requested that authorities search his Newhall home, where he was later confirmed dead on Saturday.  The 69-year-old television star, most well-known to ...

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L.A. Public Health Urges Action As Omicron Variant Detected In California 

Coronavirus

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (Public Health) is urging residents and businesses to take action in light of the recent detection of Omicron in Northern California, and the implications of a more infectious COVID variant on safety and business operations. Public Health officials are encouraging COVID-19 vaccinations and testing in order to help prevent a deadly spike ...

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SCV Rotary Club, Old Navy Partner To Provide Clothes For Homeless Hart District Families

On Wednesday, the Santa Clarita Valley Rotary Club partnered with Old Navy to provide clothing for local families and children registered as homeless in the William S. Hart Union High School District.  A line of over 100 families grew alongside the Old Navy in Stevenson Ranch Wednesday evening as families waited to pick up their shopping vouchers. The gift cards ...

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Metro Breaks Ground On I-5 North County Enhancement Project In Santa Clarita

The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) celebrated the groundbreaking for the I-5 North County Enhancements Project in Santa Clarita on Wednesday morning with a ceremonial shovel groundbreaking. The $679 million project is meant to improve the operations and safety of the I-5 Freeway for motorists in the Santa Clarita Valley, in order to accommodate expected population growth, as ...

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College Of The Canyons Ribbon Cutting Marks Grand Opening Of Don Takeda Science Center

Surrounded by dozens of students and staff Wednesday morning, College of the Canyons (COC) officials celebrated the grand opening of the Don Takeda Science Center at the Canyon Country campus with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and grand tour of the facility. The completion of the Don Takeda Science Center comes after a 5-year construction process that had been recently dedicated to ...

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