As a parent of a teenager, you will face many challenges- decisions about dating, driving, online school versus public school versus homeschool and more. Trying to balance family and work, multiple children, and busy schedules seem to dominate lives, not leaving room for much else.
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Oh Snap! Rats Can Outsmart Traps?
Santa Clarita’s rat population is rising, and many residents have noticed these rodents more and more around their homes and workplaces.
Read More »New Skills For A New Age With College Of The Canyons
College of the Canyons (COC) is a local Santa Clarita 2-year college that is dedicated to providing new avenues and opportunities to help our community members grow and succeed.
Read More »Lightning Sparks Brush Fire Near Chiquita Canyon Landfill In Santa Clarita
A lightning storm sparked a fire near the Chiquita Canyon Landfill in Santa Clarita Monday evening, marking the second fire of the night. UPDATE (6:30 p.m.): Forward progress of the fire has been stopped at 1/2 acre. The brush fire, dubbed the Chiquita Fire, was first reported around 5:50 p.m. Monday on the 28100 block of Chiquito Canyon Road prompted ...
Read More »Tree Struck By Lightning In Santa Clarita Causes Brush Fire, Briefly Threatening Structures
A palm tree was struck by lightning Monday evening, sparking a brush fire briefly threatening structures in the area. At around 5:30 p.m. Monday, first responders received reports of a brush fire on Sycamore Creek Drive in Saugus, said Miguel Ornelas, dispatch supervisor for the Los Angeles County Fire Department. The fire is a small spot fire and was threatening ...
Read More »Santa Clarita Sexual Assault Suspect Sentenced To State Prison After Pleading ‘No Contest’
A Santa Clarita sexual assault suspect was sentenced to just under four years in state prison after pleading “no contest” last month to having unlawful intercourse with a minor. Kai Sommers pleaded no contest last month to one felony count each of unlawful sex with a minor under 16 years and lewd act upon a child age 14 or 15, ...
Read More »All You Need To Know About 5 Of The Best Concealable Body Armor Types
Advancements in the technology of body armor since its first introduction in 1901 are significant. With evolving weaponry, the need for advanced body armor grew. This is why, today, you can get sufficient protection and coverage against weapons in various items, including the backpack inserts, concealable vests, and much more. The materials used for making bulletproof armor include strong materials ...
Read More »Public Health Underscores Importance Of COVID-19 Vaccinations As Transmission Rate Declines
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (Public Health) underscored the importance of getting vaccinated against COVID-19 on Sunday. Public Health confirms 10 new deaths and 1,032 new cases of COVID-19 on Sunday, with 1,463,039 positive cases of COVID-19 across all areas of L.A. County and a total of 26,153 deaths. Data continues to show that fully vaccinated people ...
Read More »5 Benefits Of Having A College Degree
Education plays a vital role throughout life and opens up a range of opportunities. Moving through school and college, you will gain a range of qualifications that also prepare you for work. One of the most sought-after qualifications by employers is a college degree. Undertaking a degree is a significant investment in time and money. Still, the outcomes could see ...
Read More »Newsom Signs California ‘Momnibus’ Act, Aimed At Infant Mortality Rates
On Monday, Governor Gavin Newsom signed California Senate Bill 65, nicknamed the ‘Momnibus Act’, which reportedly aims to address racial and income gaps in infant mortality rates in areas like Santa Clarita. The goal of decreasing racial and income gaps within infant mortality rates was addressed by Governor Newsom this week through the signing of SB 65, also known as ...
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