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Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency To Hold Meeting On Sustainability

The Santa Clarita Valley Groundwater Sustainability Agency (SCV-GSA) is expected to hold a stakeholder advisory committee meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 12.  The meeting is set to discuss the SCV-GSA’s sustainability goals and sustainable management criteria.  No physical location is set for the conference due to the pandemic, but the meeting is scheduled to take place over Zoom. In compliance with ...

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Learn How To Prune Your Plants With SCV Water’s January Gardening Class: Proper Pruning

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SCV Water is inviting the community to attend their first free virtual gardening class of 2021 in Santa Clarita set for this weekend: “Proper Pruning.” On Saturday January 9th at 9am, residents can learn how pruning your plants helps to improve growth, quality  and beauty of your flowers and plants. “Most trees and shrubs, especially those that flower, should be ...

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Cinema Vet – Dr. Jamie Answers Listeners Questions – January 5, 2021

Host: Tori Topic: Pet Training During a Pandemic Guest: Dr. Jamie Ronchetto Right Click Here To Download! Click Here To Listen! Santa Clarita veterinarian Dr. Jamie Ronchetto joins the Hometown Morning Show to answer listener questions on an array of subjects! From the Cinema Vet website: Dr. Jaimie Ronchetto grew up in the Santa Clarita Valley. A graduate of Hart ...

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Community Remembers Local Activist Allan Cameron

Allan Cameron, known local activist to Santa Clarita, died Saturday, December 26, after contracting COVID-19. “I think he thought globally and universally, and I think he wanted to bring people together,” said his wife, Karen Cameron, in a phone interview Thursday afternoon. She also mentioned his passion for community organizing, which came from his care for those around him and ...

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Wanted Suspect In Custody On Several Felony Drug, Weapon Charges

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A wanted suspect on probation was arrested on a slew of drugs and weapons charges Monday after a routine patrol check by deputies in Valencia. At around 12:15 p.m. Monday, deputies were patrolling Copper Hill Drive and Courtland Way in Valencia when they recognized a male adult known to have an active outstanding warrant, said Deputy Natalie Arriaga, spokesperson for ...

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L.A. County COVID-19 Hospitalizations Reach ‘Critical Levels,’ Deaths Surpass 11,000

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Los Angeles County reported a record-breaking increase in COVID-19 hospitalizations Tuesday afternoon, as the county reached another tragic milestone of over 11,000 deaths related to the coronavirus, officials said. An additional 13,512 COVID-19 cases were reported in Los Angeles County on Tuesday, along with 224 deaths, according to officials with the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (LADPH). This ...

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Budweiser To Film Commercial On Main Street In Newhall

Budweiser is set to film a commercial at Placerita Liquor on Main Street in Newhall on Wednesday, affecting parking in the surrounding area.  Filming is expected to take place for one day, from 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 6, including scenes taking place inside Placerita Liquor with interior dialogue as well as controlled flame effects and atmosphere ...

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‘Hero Pay’ Motion For Grocery Workers In L.A. County Approved

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The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors approved a motion Tuesday that would require larger grocery and drug retail stores in unincorporated portions of the county to pay their  workers an additional $5 per hour in “hero pay.” During their regular meeting Tuesday, the board passed the “hero pay” motion 4-0, with Supervisor Kathryn Barger abstaining, which directs county counsel ...

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Second Dose Of COVID-19 Vaccine Administered To Henry Mayo Employees

The second round of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines have begun to be administered to health workers at Henry Mayo Hospital, officials said. The second dose of the Pfizer coronavirus vaccine was administered to Kathy Brady on Monday, a nurse with the hospital Intensive Care Unit (ICU) who has been caring for COVID-19 patients in Santa Clarita since March. Brady was ...

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L.A. County To Explore Legal Options In Mitigating Impact Of Public Safety Power Shutoffs

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The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors approved a motion to investigate all legal options available to mitigate the impacts of future Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) events at their regular meeting on Tuesday. These power shut-offs occur when Southern California Edison (SCE) officials determine there is an elevated risk of wildfire, most frequently due to high winds. Recent PSPS ...

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