An assault suspect was taken into custody in Stevenson Ranch Thursday morning after he allegedly pointed a gun at a person in Castaic. Thursday morning, deputies received reports of an assault with a deadly weapon call on the 31000 block of Castaic Road in Castaic, said Sgt. Keith Greene, with the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station. “He pointed a gun ...
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The Grammy-award-winning rock ‘n’ roll group Blues Traveler is set to take the stage of the Santa Clarita Performing Arts Center next month. More than 30 years ago, the four original members burst onto the scene with the trio of Gold-selling albums “Blues Traveler” (1990), “Travelers and Thieves (1991), and “Save His Soul” (1993). With hits like “Run Around”—the longest-charting ...
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College of the Canyons (COC) Board Member Joan MacGregor announced plans to step down from her seat on the board of trustees within the next few months. MacGregor, who has spent the last 51 years of her life devoted to serving the Santa Clarita Valley education system, announced her plans Wednesday to step down from her seat on the COC ...
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The 2024 Home and Garden show promises many forms of amusement for over 22,000 Santa Claritans. From beautiful interior designs, to gorgeous landscape layouts, to flashy artisan constructs, the 2024 KHTS Home and Garden Show is here for every house owner and landscaper out there. But who said the largest annual event in Santa Clarita was only for adults? That’s ...
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On Tuesday, Senator Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita, announced that his measure to combat illegal dumping by increasing penalties and closing a loophole that has enabled the problem for years was approved in the Senate Public Safety Committee. “The High Desert has been treated as a dump for too long, but it’s not a dump. It is home to families and ...
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On Tuesday, Assemblywoman Pilar Schiavo, D-Chatsworth, announced that AB 2424, a pivotal bill aimed at protecting homeowners facing foreclosure, often at times when they are at their most vulnerable, has successfully passed out of the Assembly Committee on Banking and Finance and the Assembly Committee on Judiciary. “Often in too many real-world situations when people are at their most vulnerable ...
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The Trauma-Brain Connection Trauma-related disorders, such as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), can have a profound and lasting impact on an individual’s mental well-being. These conditions are characterized by intrusive thoughts, heightened arousal, and avoidance behaviors, often rooted in exposure to a deeply disturbing or life-threatening event. Traditionally, the treatment of trauma-related disorders has relied heavily on psychotherapy and pharmacological interventions, ...
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Why do farmers’ markets seem to be flourishing in neighborhoods across the country? It’s simple: community health is ripening alongside the very produce offered at these stalls. As avenues for allium vegetables and the likes of chicory root, markets are vital for nourishing diets and managing weight with a natural flair. Local growers are pivotal, transforming tables into treasure troves ...
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The strategies that guide Keter CEO Alejandro Pena and his team foster an environment where creativity and innovation flourish. Alejandro Pena, CEO of Keter, has been steering the company toward integrating innovation into its workplace culture in a way that emphasizes the human element. This intent reflects a broader trend in the industry, where companies increasingly look at technology ...
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Host: Pastor Jerry Cook Guest: Jennifer Oliver O’Connell, Writer-Consultant, Analyst and Author on Politics, Pop Culture, and Reinvention at As the Girl Turns Inc. Politics & The Pulpit – Jennifer Oliver O’Connell – April 24, 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? ...
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