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Newhall Brush Fire Stopped At 5 Acres

A brush fire in Newhall has been held to 5 acres Friday evening. The brush fire, dubbed the Jora Fire, was first reported around 8:20 p.m. Friday near Valle Del Oro and Alder Drive in Newhall, according to Los Angeles County Fire Department officials. Crews requested a second alarm response, bringing in extra firefighters and equipment to protect structures in ...

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Young Women In Public Affairs Awards Receive Virginia Wrage Scholarships

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The Zonta Club of Santa Clarita recently awarded several women with scholarships due to their work in public affairs.   Zonta Club of Santa Clarita Valley (SCV) awarded $12,000 in scholarships and awards at their annual Awards Ceremony held on Wednesday May 8; three women were presented with Young Women in Public Affairs (YWPA) Awards and four deserving women received a ...

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Big Rig Driver Arrested For Attempted Murder After Shooting At Off-Duty Sheriff’s Deputy

An attempted murder suspect was arrested Thursday evening after he allegedly shot at an off-duty Sheriff’s deputy on the 210 Freeway. Around 9:15 p.m. Thursday, California Highway Patrol (CHP) officers received reports of a shots fired call on the westbound 210 Freeway near La Tuna Canyon Road in Shadow Hills, said Officer Josh Greengard, a spokesperson for the CHP Newhall ...

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Local Seniors Featured In Montage At Sarah McLachlan Concert

A local Oakmont employee in Valencia recently attended Sarah MacLaughlan’s concert at the Hollywood Bowl and saw some familiar faces on screen during the famous song “Ice Cream.” Megan Town, who works for Oakmont of Valencia senior living in Valencia, recently had the opportunity to attend a Sarah McLachlan show at the Hollywood Bowl and saw some of her Oakmont ...

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Pedestrian Struck By Vehicle In Canyon Country

Looking out of a shattered windshield. "Pedestrian Collision" overlaid in white capital letters with the KHTS and OPO logo -- pedestrain collision crash

A pedestrian was hospitalized after being struck by a vehicle in Canyon Country Friday morning. Around 11:10 a.m. Friday, first responders received reports of a traffic collision on the 16500 block of Lost Canyon Road in Canyon Country, said Luis Garcia, spokesperson for the Los Angeles County Fire Department. “We responded to a traffic collision involving a pedestrian,” Garcia said. ...

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GMC Truck Catches Fire In Gorman

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A vehicle fire was extinguished by firefighters Friday morning in Gorman. Around 11 a.m. Friday, firefighters received reports of a vehicle fire on the southbound 5 Freeway south of Frazier Mountain Road in Gorman. A GMC truck was fully involved, according to California Highway Patrol (CHP) logs. Once on scene, firefighters quickly extinguished the flames that burned the truck and ...

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Eye On The Valley – SCVi Aerospace Program, LEAP Children’s Museum – June 7, 2024

Host: Matt Watson Guests: Justin Albright, Cesar Torres On today’s Eye On The Valley, your host Matt Watson talks with Justin Albright, Lead Facilitator at iLead Lancaster. Justin talks about the Exploratorium where learners can go to work with computers and drones making it a design thinking lab, featuring flight simulators and coding. This fall, Justin is taking over the ...

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What Are IT Support Services: Understanding Their Functions And Importance For Entrepreneurs

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As an entrepreneur, you have a lot on your plate—whether it’s managing finances, overseeing crucial business operations, or ensuring your organization has a competitive edge in the congested marketplace. But what happens when tech issues erupt? Information technology (IT) is a critical component in running a business. Without it, your productivity suffers, and your customers won’t be happy about it. ...

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Essential Safety Measures Every Driver Should Know

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Driving extends beyond the simple task of moving from one location to another as it embodies a profound responsibility that demands constant vigilance, adeptness, and a forward-thinking attitude toward safety. This is because there are so many other vehicles on the road, each with its own destination and pace, thus creating an ever-changing dynamic environment that requires your full attention. ...

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Hart District Names New Assistant Superintendent, New Principal

The William S. Hart Union High School District Governing Board approved the appointment of Tara Brown as the new Assistant Superintendent of Student Services and Adam Barrios as the new Principal of Rancho Pico Junior High School. Ms. Brown was selected to fill the opening created by the retirement of Assistant Superintendent Kathy Hunter. Mr. Barrios takes the helm after ...

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