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L.A. County Invests $250M To Improve The Old Road In Stevenson Ranch

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Los Angeles County is investing $250 million to  widen and add bike lanes to portions of The Old Road in Stevenson Ranch, County officials announced Thursday. The proposed multi-year road improvement project targets the stretch of The Old road along the unincorporated communities by Stevenson Ranch from Magic Mountain Parkway to Henry Mayo Drive, west of the City of Santa ...

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Multiple Homes Without Power In Sand Canyon 

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A power outage in Canyon Country left multiple residents in the dark Thursday.  UPDATE 8:40 a.m.: Power has been restored. The power outage affected homes along Live Oak Springs Canyon Road near Sand Canyon Road in Canyon Country.  The cause of the outage is unknown.  Ed. Note: This is a breaking news story, the KHTS news team will update when ...

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Recovery Is Possible After Water Damage

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Dealing with interior water damage can be a nightmare. Whether the problem is due to a broken pipe, leaky roof, or torrential rainstorm, you have water damage.  While a damp spot on the carpet or a puddle by the door is an easy clean-up, when it seems like everything’s wet you’re going to need more than a mop and towel. ...

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Effortlessly Chic: Embrace The Trend With The Perfect Eyelet Jumpsuit And Other Must-Have Styles

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Jumpsuits have been a staple in fashion since their popularity in the 1960s and 1970s, but they have recently made a major comeback. These one-piece wonders are taking over runways, red carpets, and street style alike. From celebrities to influencers to everyday fashionistas, jumpsuits are being embraced as a go-to outfit choice for both casual and formal occasions. But what ...

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Calculating The Cost: Setting Up A Limited Company In The UK

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Starting your business can initially seem intimidating. There are a hundred-and-one things to take care of, and without experience in the field, the process can feel incredibly overwhelming, even for the most ambitious spirits. Those who dare begin such a project will likely also expect hefty price tags. However, contrary to popular belief, setting up limited companies doesn’t need to ...

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Check Forex Broker

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Choosing a broker is one of the first and most important steps in Forex investing. After all, it is the one who provides the trading platform and acts as an intermediary between the trader and the market itself. That is why checking out a Forex broker is so critical. Let’s take a look at what you should pay special attention ...

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5 Local Santa Clarita Health Resources For Managing Medication Side Effects

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Struggling with medication side effects is like trying to navigate a ship through choppy waters — both require timely intervention and expert guidance.  As a Santa Clarita resident, you don’t have to be alone in your journey. Thankfully, several local health resources exist to help you manage medication side effects. Here are five you should know about. 1. Providence Santa ...

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Deputies Investigate After Man Points Gun At Woman

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On Wednesday, deputies are investigating after a suspect allegedly pointed a gun at a woman in Saugus.  On Wednesday, around 3 p.m deputies responded to a call of an assault with a deadly weapon on the 27000 block of Cherry Creek Road in Saugus, according to Deputy Robert Jensen, a spokesperson for the SCV Sheriff’s Station.  “We had a call ...

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Politics & The Pulpit – Patrick Lee Gipson – March 13, 2024

Host: Pastor Jerry Cook Guest: Patrick Lee Gipson, DEPUTY SHERIFF FOR STATE ASSEMBLY Politics & The Pulpit – Patrick Lee Gipson – March 13, 2024 Does God want a separation of church and state? Should Christians be voting for biblical principles? Does it really matter who you vote for? Join Pastor Jerry Cook as he endeavors to answer these and ...

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Golden Valley High School To Open On-Campus Student-Run Coffee Shop

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Golden Valley High School is gearing up for the opening of a coffee shop that will be run by special education students from the school. The coffee shop, named the Grizzlies Cafecito, aims to give special needs students work experience while they are still completing their schooling. The idea for a student-run coffee shop has been brewing for nearly a ...

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