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Garcia To Hold Virtual Town Halls Next Week
Congressman Mike Garcia, R-Santa Clarita, is expected to hold three telephone town halls next week for residents of the 25th District, including the Santa Clarita Valley. On Tuesday, officials from Garcia’s office announced that he is scheduled to hold three telephone town halls next week. The discussions are open to constituents in California’s 25th District, which includes the Santa Clarita, ...
Read More »The Top 3 Ways You Can Invest With M1 Finance
M1 Finance is gaining momentum as a leading robo-advisor by providing exceptional service and features. As more investors flock to their platform, you might be thinking you are missing out on something good- and rightly so. M1 Finance is a popular way beginners start investing. If you are considering opening an account with M1 Finance, you have come to the ...
Read More »Unipest Pest Control Discusses How To Avoid Unwanted Owls
When it comes to capturing an owl, it may come as no big deal. But for some, capturing an owl can be terrifying. Owls when they are being captured, they don’t back down, says Cardon Ellis of Unipest Pest Control. When owls sense that they are being targeted or being captured, they will spread their wings, rock side to side, ...
Read More »Insight Treatment Center Discusses How Traumatic Events Can Affect Youth Mental Health
Overlooking treatment for trauma and other mental health related illnesses often causes society to not only be uneducated on important issues, but can rupture and damage how our youth will begin to develop in the world. Dr. Janet Stier, a psychologist with a doctorate in clinical psychology and master’s degree in developmental psychology, joined KHTS on the air during The ...
Read More »Vanguard Protection Offer Well-Trusted And Highly Qualified Security Services
The officers at Vanguard Protection offer their well trusted and highly qualified security services in the Santa Clarita Valley, San Fernando Valley, and even have services available for private events. Private Event Protection Those with special events such as a private or invite only event such as film sets, award ceremonies, parties, and any other non public occasion can easily ...
Read More »I-5 Freeway Closed Due To Snow In Grapevine
Both directions of the I-5 Freeway have been closed for an unknown duration Monday night due to snow in the Grapevine north of Castaic. As of 8:00 p.m. Monday, all lanes of the I-5 Freeway have been closed through the Grapevine due to snow, according to Officer Josh Greengard, spokesperson for the California Highway Patrol Newhall Area Office. “(We) closed ...
Read More »Two Hospitalized After Canyon Country Crash
Two people were transported to the hospital Monday afternoon after a Canyon Country crash. Around 5:10 p.m. Monday, emergency responders received reports of a traffic collision with persons trapped in their vehicles, according to Dispatch Supervisor Bernard Peters with the Los Angeles County Fire Department. “Two people were transported to the hospital,” said Peters. All lanes of Lost Canyon Road ...
Read More »COVID-19 Causing ‘Worsening Caseload’ For LASD Mental Health Teams
As the number of reported mental health crises continues to rise in Santa Clarita and throughout the county, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department’s Mental Evaluation Team (MET) has continued to work to get people the help they need despite working with only about half of the resources they need. MET team assisted @scvsheriff at a call Monday night where ...
Read More »Garcia Now Accepting Submissions For Annual Arts Competition
Congressman Mike Garcia, R-Santa Clarita, announced Monday that he is accepting student artwork submissions for the annual Congressional Art Competition. The yearly Congressional Arts Competition is now accepting new submissions as of Monday, March 15, according to officials from Garcia’s office. “I am excited to announce the commencement of the 2021 Congressional Art Competition,” Garcia said in a statement Monday. ...
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