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Headache Relief Without Pills, Needles, Injections, Or Surgery

By Dr. Thomas Polucki I used to get headaches all kinds of headaches and usually have some kind of headache every day. So I took every kind of over-the-counter headache remedy and graduated to prescription medicine. But I still had headaches. And sometimes they were throwing up, pass out headaches. And even at its worst, it was never a tumor ...

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Don’t Let The Bed Bugs Bite With Unipest Pest Control

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One of the biggest pests out there is actually very small, bed bugs. Bed bugs like to nestle themselves under mattresses and on box springs, specifically the bed tags that are underneath. When you’re traveling to an unknown bed, it’s best to inspect it for bed bugs yourself. Bed bugs may be seen in the seams, as the biggest bugs ...

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Three-Vehicle Crash With Rollover Slows Traffic In Santa Clarita

A three-vehicle crash left one vehicle overturned and slowed traffic on Newhall Ranch Road in Santa Clarita Tuesday evening. At around 7:04 p.m. Tuesday evening, first responders received reports of a three-vehicle crash with an overturned car close to the intersection of Newhall Ranch Road and Copper Hill Drive in Valencia, according to Imy McBride, Dispatch Supervisor for the Los ...

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Valencia High School Identified As Outbreak Facility Following COVID-19 Case Surge

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On Tuesday it was revealed in a letter sent to Valencia High School families by Principal Pete Getz that the school’s cheerleading program has experienced an increase in cases in the past days, and the school is in close communication with Health officials.  Valencia High School has had 33 positive COVID-19 cases among our students and staff in the past ...

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7 Dream-Come-True Tips For Sleeping With Chronic Pain

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Chronic pain and sleep problems can feel like the chicken and egg debate for those who suffer from both. It’s a vicious cycle wherein if you don’t sleep well, it results in more pain, subsequently making it even harder to sleep the following night. On the other hand, coping with chronic pain is more manageable when you’re sleeping consistently. Sadly, ...

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L.A. County Public Health Inspectors Continue Checking COVID-19 Business Compliance

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (Public Health) inspectors continue to visit businesses across the county every day to ensure compliance with required safety measures. The safety measures that L.A. County Health inspectors are checking and including masking guidelines and vaccination verification, providing technical assistance and responding to complaints of non-compliance, according to Public Health. “I am grateful ...

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SoCalGas Releases Analysis Detailing Its Role On The Road To Carbon Neutrality

Pumping Gas

The Southern California Gas Company (SoCalGas) has released an analysis showing how it plans to help California reach its goal of becoming carbon neutral by 2045. On Tuesday, Oct. 26, SoCalGas revealed an analysis called “The Role of Clean Fuels and Gas Infrastructure in Achieving California’s Net-Zero Climate Goal” plotting out ways the company can help with reducing carbon emissions ...

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Gascón Announces National Search For Director Of Victim Services 

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Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón announced Tuesday a national search for an expert in the field of victim services and trauma-informed care to lead the office’s Bureau of Victim Services. “This new director will bring trauma-informed care to crime victims throughout Los Angeles County as they embark on the journey to becoming survivors,” Gascón said. “My goal is ...

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Lawsuit Impending Over Santa Clarita City Council’s Sand Canyon Resort Denial 

Attorneys representing Steve Kim, the owner of the Sand Canyon Country Club, are filing a lawsuit over the Santa Clarita City Council’s denial of the controversial 50-acre resort proposal on grounds of racial bias and inverse condemnation, according to the lawsuit.  Tensions ran high at the Santa Clarita City Council meeting in question when council members unanimously denied the construction ...

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Santa Clarita City Council To Vote On State Distribution Of Rental Assistance, Approval Of Two Contracts

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In a regular meeting Tuesday, the Santa Clarita City Council is set to vote on whether to allow the State of California to distribute rental assistance funds and whether to award contracts for service with two companies. The Santa Clarita City Council is set to vote on several items in their Oct. 26 meeting, including on having the state of ...

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