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One Person Injured After Fire In Acton Home North Of Santa Clarita

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One person suffered minor injuries after a fire broke out in the second story attic of a home in Acton Saturday morning.  At around 10:43 a.m. Saturday first responders received reports of a structure fire on the 36000 block of Via Famero Drive in Acton, north of Santa Clarita, according to Ed Pickett with the Los Angeles Fire Department.  “It ...

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‘How The West Was Won’ Charity Shoot Raises Funds For Santa Clarita’s Carousel Ranch

Carousel Ranch held their 12th annual “How The West Was Won Charity Shoot” Friday morning, raising funds to operate the “place where therapy is disguised as fun.” Held at Moore N’ Moore Sporting Clays in Sylmar, Carousel Ranch’s annual charity shoot combined competition and fun for novice and experienced shooters, while raising “much-needed” operating funds for the Ranch, according to ...

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A Random Act Of Helpfulness: Honda Donates To Highlands Elementary In Santa Clarita

Organizers with Honda’s Random Acts of Helpfulness campaign took to Santa Clarita Friday morning to deliver over 200 Spanish literature books for students at Highlands Elementary School. Honda’s Random Acts of Helpfulness campaign has been surprising Southern California residents since 2007 and Highlands Elementary School in Santa Clarita is no exception. A simple request to the Helpful Honda Group by ...

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Patient Airlifted To Hospital North Of Santa Clarita

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An individual was airlifted to a local hospital Friday after suffering from an unknown injury north of Santa Clarita. Around 2 p.m. Friday, first responders received reports of an injury on Quail Canyon Road in Gorman, north of Castaic, said Jon Matheny, spokesperson for the Los Angeles County Fire Department. “One person was airlifted to a local trauma center,” Matheny ...

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Former L.A. County Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas Charged On Federal Grand Jury Indictment Alleging USC Bribery and Fraud Scheme

Los Angeles City Councilmember Mark Ridley-Thomas, who has served as an L.A. County Supervisor, State Senator, and State Assemblyman, was indicted earlier this week on federal corruption charges for an alleged bribery scheme involving a USC dean. The Federal indictment alleges that the alleged bribery scheme ensured that a relative of Ridley-Thomas received substantial benefits from the university in exchange ...

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Eye On The Valley – The Act Of Play For Kids – October 15, 2021

Hosts: Sara McDaniels and Renee Marshall Topic: The Act Of Play For Kids Guests: Dr. Angie Nastovska, Tony Watson, and Lisa Wilson Eye On The Valley – The Act Of Play For Kids – October 15, 2021 On this episode of Eye On The Valley, our hosts Sara McDaniels and Renee Marshall talks with guests, Dr. Angie Nastovska, Tony Watson, ...

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Real Estate: Its That Simple – Interest Rates and Wild Topics – October 15, 2021 

Real Estate: It's That Simple with Phil Nordella & Taylor Williams

Hosts: Phil Nordella and Taylor F. Williams-Moniz Topic: Interest Rates and Wild Topics Guests: Marla Ferris Real Estate: Its That Simple – Interest Rates and Wild Topics – October 15, 2021  On this episode of The “REAL ESTATE: It’s That Simple” show, our hosts Phil Nordella and Taylor Williams-Moniz talk about interest rates. Phil and Taylor start off the show ...

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L.A. County Preparing To Administer Johnson & Johnson, Moderna COVID-19 Boosters

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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee recommended approval of the COVID-19 Moderna booster dose on Thursday and is anticipating their stance on the Johnson & Johnson booster dose on Friday.  Once fully-approved by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Los Angeles County is prepared to begin administering Johnson & Johnson ...

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College Of The Canyons Career Services To Host Hiring Fest Next week

To help address the current labor shortage, the College of the Canyons Career Center plans to host a Hiring Fest on Friday, Oct. 22 at the Dr. Dianne G. Van Hook University Center. The in-person event will allow job seekers the opportunity to meet one-on-one with employers to discuss open positions and hiring processes in the form of speed interviews. ...

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