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Vehicle Flies Off 5 Freeway In Castaic, DUI Suspect Arrested

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A DUI suspect was arrested after their vehicle flew off of the 5 Freeway in Castaic in a single-car crash late Wednesday night. About 11:31 p.m. Wednesday, emergency responders received reports of a traffic collision involving a single vehicle near the 5 Freeway south of the Parker Road exit, according to California Highway Patrol (CHP) logs. An SUV reportedly “flew ...

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Senior Hour –  Healthcare for Patients — August 31, 2022

If you or a senior you know needs help during this time, please do not hesitate to call the SCV Senior Center at (661) 259-9444. You can also visit their website by clicking here. They remain dedicated to doing everything they can to help while following the latest guidelines from the CDC and LA County Health Officials. Hosts: Dr. Gene ...

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Route Fire Breaks Out In Castaic, Smoke Visible Throughout SCV

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A brush fire in Castaic has broken out Wednesday afternoon and is spreading at a rapid rate. Thursday Evening Update (7:35 p.m.) All evacuation orders were lifted as of 7:30 p.m., according to the Los Angeles County Fire Department. Ridge Route Road has been reopened to residents with ID Checks, according to LACoFD. Thursday Evening Update (7:17 p.m.) The Route ...

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21 Years Later: LASD Honors Deputy Kuredjian At Stevensons Ranch Memorial

Twenty-one years after the Stevenson Ranch shooting, deputies with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department honored the sacrifice made by deputy Jake Kuredjian.   For a full 24 hours, starting at midnight Wednesday, deputies arrived at Deputy Kuredjian memorial site located on Stevenson Ranch and Poe Parkways to stand guard throughout the night in honor of the fallen deputy. At 9 ...

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Santa Clarita: Three Best Nightlife Activities

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If you visit Santa Clarita to blend in and experience the strong sense of culture, you shouldn’t miss out on some of the town’s nighttime experiences – from street parties to intimate live music. If you want to take a break from loud music, relax, and connect with nature, then there are activities such as moonlight fishing and others. Santa ...

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The Most Pressing Interview Questions

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It is not uncommon for employers to ask tricky questions during interviews that can take even the most experienced applicant by surprise. In this article, we’ll look at three of the most difficult job interview questions and give tips on how to answer them. 1. Why Have You Left Your Previous Job? This question is in the lead in ranking ...

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Meat The Star Of Your Summer BBQ: Bourbon Molasses-Glazed Grilled Pork Tenderloin

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Marinated in a mixture of bourbon, molasses and coffee, these pork tenderloins are a sure-to-please dinner for a late summer BBQ. Bursting with tangy and sweet flavour, these bourbon molasses-glazed grilled pork tenderloins from the KHTS Hometown Recipes category are a mouth-watering addition to your dinner table. Ingredients 2 – 1 lb pork tenderloins 1/4 cup strong black coffee, cold ...

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How To Save Money If You Have To Go To Trial

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Going to trial is not the worst thing on the planet. In fact, it can be quite the opposite. However, it can be quite costly, and a lot of people are not prepared for that. This blog is going to look at ways you can save money if the time comes when you have to go to trial. Trying “No ...

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Santa Clarita Ranks In Top Worst Cities To Grow A Healthy Lawn

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Santa Clarita was ranked in the top cities where “lawns go to die,” due to the ongoing drought and water restrictions. In a study conducted by Love Lawn, Santa Clarita was ranked the fourth worst place to grow a healthy lawn due to the drought and watering restrictions plaguing Southern California. To find out what cities were the worse to ...

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