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West Ranch Remains Perfect Narrowly Avoiding Upset At Hands Of Hart

West Ranch improves to (7-0) despite scare from Hart in 20-14 victory Friday night. Entering Friday night’s Foothill League showdown, West Ranch had everything going its way. After multiple blowout victories to begin their season, the team perhaps reached its high point last week with a 43-6 win over defending champion Saugus. With a matchup against Hart who entered the ...

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Man And Women Arrested Outside SCV Sheriff’s Station For Possession Of Drugs

A man and woman were arrested just outside the SCV Sheriff’s Station where deputies found several containers of drugs, including fentanyl.  On Monday, deputies entering Golden Valley Road near Robert C. Lee Parkway in Canyon Country immediately observed a vehicle with expired registration and a reported stolen license plate, said Deputy Natalie Arriaga, spokesperson with the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s ...

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Santa Clarita Valley Human Trafficking Prevention Summit Held At COC

The annual SCV Human Trafficking Prevention Summit was held at COC Friday, including professional speakers and survival stories. On Friday, the summit held at Dr. Dianne G. Van Hook University Center on the college’s Valencia campus aimed to bring awareness of human trafficking – which has become a growing concern with the rise of social media. “Signs of online trafficking ...

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Santa Clarita Valley Chamber Of Commerce Opens Nominations For ‘Salute To Patriots’ Event In November

Veterans in Santa Clarita

The SCV Chamber encourages residents to submit “Salute to Patriots” nominations to honor those that have served the country and the Santa Clarita Business community. On Wednesday, the SCV Chamber Of Commerce announced the opening of nominations for its annual “Salute To Patriots” event in an effort to recognize Veterans who have served the United States and made an impact ...

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COC EMT Program Celebrates 50 Years Of Service

College of the Canyons celebrated the 50th anniversary of its Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) program Thursday, honoring the second oldest program of its kind in Los Angeles County. Since 1972, COC’s EMT program has trained more than 5,000 EMT students, with many going on to launch successful careers in firefighting, law enforcement, nursing, and other related fields. When the program ...

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Mike Garcia Announces Co-Sponsorship Of The Water For California Act

Representative Mike Garcia has joined members of the California congressional delegation in co-sponsoring the Working to Advance Tangible and Effective Reforms (WATER) for California Act to improve water management and accessibility throughout the state.   “I’m proud to join with fellow members of the California congressional delegation to deliver improved access to water for all Californians. This bill provides funding for ...

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Real Estate & Other Stuff –Zillow Gone Wild And Real Estate Lawsuits – September 30, 2022

Hosts: Phil Nordella, Taylor Williams-Moniz Topic: Zillow Gone Wild And Real Estate Lawsuits Real Estate & Other Stuff –Zillow Gone Wild And Real Estate Lawsuits – September 30, 2022 Today on Real Estate & Other Stuff, Phil and Taylor return to the studio to discuss a variety of topics including ‘Zillow Gone Wild’, agent social media posts that have gone ...

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Two Years Later, Santa Clarita Haunted Jailhouse Is Back!

Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station To Host 30th Annual Haunted Jail House

After two years, SCV Sheriff’s Station is bringing back the Haunted Jailhouse experience to delight Santa Clarita residents. Sunday, Oct. 16, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. come out for a day of fun, filled with live entertainment, costume contests, Sheriff’s department displays and a haunted jailhouse created by the Santa Clarita Boys and Girls Club. “October is fast approaching ...

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Canyon Country Father Held To Answer For Murder Of 2-Month-Old Baby

Halloween crime arrest -- Sheriff's crime tape with a body screen in background. Overlaid "Crime" written in black and white capital letters with a KHTS Logo

During the preliminary hearing for the death of his 2-month old daughter, Canyon Country man Marcel James Taylor is being held to answer in court in October.  Taylor, 26, from Canyon Country, pleaded not guilty for assault on a child, and murder in November of last year. Taylor faces one count of felony assault on a child and murder. During ...

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