The Santa Clarita Public Library has chosen the book for its annual ‘One Story One City’ program, which promotes reading as well as discussion among residents of the Santa Clarita Valley every March. In March, officials are set to celebrate the book “Eat Joy: Stories & Comfort Food from 31 Celebrated Writers,” edited by Natalie Eve Garrett. The book delves ...
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L.A. County To Host Meeting For Debris Pick-Up In Lake Fire Burn Area
Los Angeles County and its state partners are reaching out to residents affected by the Lake Fire that broke out just north of the Santa Clarita Valley to attend a virtual meeting on Wednesday for questions on debris pickup for burn area property owners. The virtual meeting, for those affected by last August’s Lake Fire and its debris removal, can ...
Read More »Sustainable Living: How To Get Started
Sustainable living is becoming a popular concept among those who feel that not enough is being done to preserve our environment. Despite the fact that the idea of ecology has entered the mainstream, we still aren’t reaching any meaningful goals thanks to sloppy legislation and a general lack of will in the corporate world. Sustainable living gives you a chance ...
Read More »Zonta Club Receives Recognition For Efforts Against Violence Against Women
The Zonta Club of Santa Clarita Valley received a proclamation from the City for their efforts in taking part in the “Zonta Says NO to Violence Against Women” campaign in November 2020, officials said Tuesday. The 16 days of activism took place between Nov. 25 to Dec. 10, according to Zonta Club officials. Due to the pandemic, club officials showed ...
Read More »Why You Should Contact An Attorney If You Were In A Workplace Accident
If you’ve been in a workplace accident, you will experience great duress – physically, emotionally, and financially. There will be many things you have to sort out, such as expenses, reports, lost wages, all while tending to your injury. The best way to do so is to seek legal help. Take a look at these five reasons why you need ...
Read More »Camping Trip Essentials You Shouldn’t Forget To Bring
Camping is an incredibly thrilling activity that never gets old. If you plan on embarking on an outdoor adventure, you’ll want to be prepared to ensure that your trip goes smoothly. You’ll be able to embrace the fun and leave your worries at the door so long as you are organized. So, to make things easier, here are the camping ...
Read More »UPDATE: CHP Escorting Motorists Across 5 Freeway Through Grapevine
Officials with the California Highway Patrol (CHP) have begun escorting motorists across both sides of the I-5 Freeway through Grapevine Wednesday morning. OPERATION SNOWFLAKE UPDATE: NB I-5 AT PARKER RD AND SB I-5 AT GRAPEVINE, TRAFFIC OPEN WITH ESCORTS– THE FOLLOWING CLOSURES ARE IN PLACE UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE DUE TO SNOW: WB SR-138 CLOSED AT 245TH W, PINE CANYON AT ...
Read More »Santa Clarita Residents Question SCE Power Shutoffs During Public Hearing
On Tuesday, the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) held a public hearing to discuss Southern California Edison’s (SCE) execution of Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS) in response to weather events in 2020. Hosted by leaders from the California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services and the California Department of Fire and Forestry Protection, the meeting aimed to publicly address the identified ...
Read More »Wanted Suspect Arrested At Gunpoint On 5 Freeway After Assaulting LAPD Officer
A wanted suspect was taken into custody at gunpoint on the 5 Freeway south of the Newhall Pass Monday evening after he allegedly assaulted a Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) officer earlier in the day. Around 4:50 p.m. Monday, deputies were made aware of a vehicle wanted for assault on a LAPD officer traveling eastbound on Soledad Canyon Road near ...
Read More »L.A. County Supervisors Discuss Options For Removing Sheriff
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors discussed several options to remove or impeach Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva during their regular meeting Tuesday. The suggestion to remove Villuneva, the 33rd Sheriff of L.A. County, began back in September of 2020 when Civilian Oversight Commission (COC) member Robert Bonner, a former U.S. Attorney and Drug Enforcement Administration Administrator, called ...
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