As of the end of last year, the US land development industry had grown to $10 billion in market size, according to IBIS World. More people have been investing in real estate recently, taking advantage of the low demand. If you intend to do so as well, it is best to get started before the anticipated boom sometime this year. Whether ...
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Waste Management Continues Modified Green Waste Schedule
Officials with Waste Management, the local waste pickup organization, plan to add another week to its temporary green waste pickup schedule. Waste Management has requested an additional week for its temporary residential green waste pickup schedule for customers in Santa Clarita. Residential green waste pick-up, which normally occurs weekly, is planned to continue to take place every other week through ...
Read More »L.A. County COVID-19 Vaccination Efforts Would ‘Likely Extend Well Into 2022’ At Current Rate
Officials with the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health stated Friday that if the county’s COVID-19 vaccine allotment was not increased, efforts to get the vaccine to adults within the county would “likely extend well into 2022.” On Friday, Dr. Paul Simon, science officer for the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (LADPH), gave an update on the ...
Read More »Julian Gomez Named New Assistant Principal For Bowman High
Officials with the William S. Hart Union High School District announced Friday that former English teacher Julian Gomez had been named the new assistant principal for Bowman High School. During their regular meeting Wednesday, the Hart District Governing Board approved the recommendation to name Gomez as the assistant principal for Bowman High School. “We are delighted to welcome Julian Gomez ...
Read More »6 Good Reasons To Apply For A Loan
While many people may be hesitant to apply for loans or other credit and financial products, there can be some astounding benefits to applying for loans. The world is continually in flux, and the economy has moved from a cash environment to a credit-based and electronic money market. Whether you are preparing for a large purchase or trying to deal ...
Read More »State Launches Civil Rights Investigation Of L.A. Sheriff’s Department
Officials with the California Department of Justice announced Friday that they have launched a civil rights investigation of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department (LASD) to determine whether or not the department “engaged in a pattern or practice of unconstitutional policing.” On Friday, California Attorney General Xavier Becerra announced that he was launching a civil rights investigation of the LASD, ...
Read More »Animated Film Of Golden Valley High Student Selected For Pan African Film Festival
“The Power of Hope,” a short animated film by Golden Valley High School student Kalia Love Jones, was selected for the Pan African Film + Arts Festival (PAFF). The film, which was originally created by Jones when she was 13 years old and premiered at the Urbanworld Film Festival, is set to be part of the 19th annual Pan African ...
Read More »How Online Video Chat Saves Singles During Quarantine
We are social creatures. Our lack of communication with others can end up bad. When we are alone, we feel a loss of energy, apathy, and sometimes we are even prone to serious depression. The CDC.gov portal published a large study specifically on the effects of quarantine and self-isolation on people. According to this study, the following categories of people are most ...
Read More »Vandalism Suspect In Custody After Damaging Property In Castaic
A vandalism suspect was taken into custody Thursday evening after allegedly damaging property in Castaic. Around 7:40 p.m. Thursday, deputies responded to the 31700 block of Castaic Road in Castaic regarding a vandalism call, said Deputy Natalie Arriaga, spokesperson for the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station. “Upon arrival, deputies learned the suspect had vandalized a wall and was possibly en-route ...
Read More »SCV Water Agency Urges Public Input On Water Shortage Contingency Plan
The Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency (SCV Water) is expected to hold a virtual workshop on Thursday for the public to learn about and provide input on their Water Shortage Contingency Plan (WSCP). SCV Water invites the public to take part in the virtual workshop on Thursday, Jan. 28, from 6:30 to 8 p.m. to discuss the WSCP that, along ...
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