Twelve years in the making, the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station has announced their official transition into the new facility, resulting in an updated phone number for non-emergency calls and new exchange zone protocols to allow for another 50 years of service. The doors to the new Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station officially opened Thursday and the now, former, sheriff’s ...
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SCV Chamber Opens Nominations For 2021 Business Choice Awards
The Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce, (SCV Chamber) announced Friday that nominations are officially open for the 2021 Santa Clarita Valley Business Choice Awards. Voting opened Friday and is expected to remain open until Friday, Dec. 31, 2021. The honorees are expected to be announced the week of Jan. 10, 2022. “This year continued to be challenging for our ...
Read More »The Best Pet Insurance Plans For Dogs And Cats
Pets are the best. But they don’t come cheap. As pet owners, it does not take long to see a dramatic impact on your bank account from the moment you invite your cat or dog into your home. From needing to constantly stock up on pet food, purchase necessary pet accessories, tend to pet damage on the carpet or furniture ...
Read More »A Guide To Understanding Your Legal Rights As A Hospital Patient
Many people who have been hospitalized wonder what their legal rights are as a patient. This article will discuss some of the more common questions that hospital patients have about their rights, and offer some advice on how to protect those rights. What Are My Rights As A Patient? Your legal rights as a hospital patient will vary depending on ...
Read More »Santa Clarita Congressman Offers Solutions To Improve Wildfire Prevention
Congressman Mike Garcia, R-Santa Clarita, offered a series of amendments to improve wildfire detection and prevention during a House Science, Space and Technology Full Committee Markup earlier this week. During the hearing, Garcia proposed an amendment to address “California’s frequent and reckless Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS)” by clarifying language that would improve the balance between reducing wildfires and ensuring ...
Read More »Reasons Why You Should Consider Buying In Bulk
Buying in bulk is a great idea if you enjoy saving money and having more than enough of whatever it is that you purchase. Buying in bulk is also an eco-friendly way to go since less packaging material will be used and less fuel will be burnt during transport. You can buy food, paper goods, cleaning supplies, or any other ...
Read More »Human Resources Vs Payroll: Where The Two Functions Overlap
While human resources take care of employee relations, payroll deals with compensating employees. Both departments play their distinct roles in an organization, but they also share functions that are necessary to the success of any business, such as timekeeping. What’s the Function of Human Resources? Human resources handle the human side of the business by managing people and bringing the ...
Read More »Non-Invasive Back Pain Sciatica Relief
By Dr. Thomas Polucki Sciatica, pain down the leg to the foot, happens when nerves in the lower back get irritated. When I was younger, with big full lumbar discs, better to press on the nerves, I used to get sciatica. But my last episode was over thirty years ago, and I never got back surgery even when the sciatica ...
Read More »How To Deal With A Cash Flow Crisis In A Small Business
When you own a small business, your cash flow and how you maintain it is incredibly important. Running into a cash flow crisis can lead you to have to make serious budgetary cuts or sell assets. For example, you might have to sell a company vehicle quickly to try and maintain positive cash flow or fire employees. Below we go ...
Read More »Valencia Woman In Critical Condition After High-Speed Chase Crash South Of Santa Clarita
A Valencia woman is in critical condition after she crashed into a big rig while leading law enforcement on a high-speed pursuit that passed through Santa Clarita Tuesday. On Tuesday, around 5:41 p.m., the California Highway Patrol (CHP) received calls of a possible DUI driver traveling along eastbound Highway 126 in the area of Oxnard, according to CHP officials. “California ...
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