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Today In SCV History: December 4, 1962 – Tippi Hedren Pictured On The Cover Of ‘LOOK Magazine’ For The Birds

Today in SCV History December 4, 1962, actress and future Soledad Canyon big-cat rescuer Tippi Hedren appeared on the cover of LOOK magazine, a moment that signaled her rapid ascent from New York fashion model to Alfred Hitchcock’s newest leading lady. Just weeks into filming The Birds, Hedren was already drawing unusually high praise from Hitchcock, who told Associated Press ...

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Hundreds Of Families Receive Full Thanksgiving Meals In Santa Clarita Ahead Of The Holiday

Hundreds Of Families Receive Full Thanksgiving Meals

Just one day before Thanksgiving, hundreds of Santa Clarita families lined up for a holiday meal they might not have otherwise had.  Santa Clarita Grocery, backed by several faith-based partners and supported this time by Freedom’s Way Baptist Church, hosted a large-scale distribution last week to help local families enjoy a full Thanksgiving dinner despite rising grocery costs. For many ...

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Son Of Legendary Stuntman Jack Lilley Wins Major Honor For New Western Short Film

The Geisha and the Gunfighter

The Lilley family name, long tied to Hollywood’s golden era of stunt work, is once again capturing attention, this time on the international short-film stage. Clint “Burkey” Lilley, the son of famed Hollywood stuntman Jack Lilley, has written and directed a new award-winning short film, “The Geisha and the Gunfighter.” The supernatural Western was recently named Best Western Short for ...

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L.A. County Department Of Animal Care And Control Encourages Residents To Report Animal Abuse

The County of Los Angeles’s Board of Supervisors and the Los Angeles County Department of Animal Care and Control (DACC) are dedicated to the welfare of animals throughout the region and urge residents to report any suspected cases of animal abuse or neglect to the appropriate enforcement agency. Animal control services can vary significantly between cities, and there are 10 ...

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Neck-Jaw Reset: Why TMJ Pain Rarely Starts in the Jaw

Woman gently pressing her jaw pain while practicing a neck-jaw tension reset at Dr. Polucki’s Santa Clarita Chiropractor office.

Jaw tension often feels like it “comes out of nowhere.” A click when you chew. A pop when you yawn. A clench you notice at 2 p.m. Or Worse–Waking up with jaw pain. A dull ache along the temples that turns into a low-grade headache by evening. Many patients assume it’s TMJ or grinding—but the story usually starts higher. Right ...

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The Evolution Of Modern Fine Jewelry: Craftsmanship, Design & Ethical Luxury

Weird things happened in jewelry. No one can remember when, but the laws that governed this business for a century just… stopped. Well, they bent, but they broke, and then they wrote themselves again.  Today, modern fine jewelry looks nothing like the jewelry your grandma rocked. And thank the universe this was the case, to be honest. The Old Way Was Kinda Broken Traditional fine ...

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Locksmiths Enhance Community Safety

Locksmiths play a crucial role in ensuring community safety by providing essential security services. Their expertise extends beyond emergency lockouts to comprehensive security solutions. Understanding their contributions can help you appreciate the value of professional locksmith services in your area. Locksmiths are often associated with emergency lockout situations, but their role in community safety is much broader. They offer a ...

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From Coast To Coast: How Maritime Laws Impact Workers In Inland Communities Like Santa Clarita

Why Maritime Law Matters Beyond the Coast When people in Santa Clarita think about maritime law, they might picture ships docked in distant harbors or legal issues unfolding along major coastlines. It’s easy to assume these laws have little bearing on inland communities. But the rules governing maritime work reach far beyond the shore, affecting families and workers throughout the ...

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Valencia High School Celebrates Bonner’s Early NLI Signing To The University Of Washington

120325 Brian Bonner Valencia Football

Valencia High School gathered this week to celebrate star running back Brian Bonner, who officially signed his National Letter of Intent early to continue his football career at the University of Washington. Bonner, who began his varsity journey as a sophomore, leaves behind a decorated legacy. He was named the 2025 co-Foothill League Player of the Year, the 2024 Offensive ...

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The Senior Hour- The Senior Center, Focus Physical Therapy – December 3, 2025

Host: Kevin MacDonald and Barbara Cochran Guest: Kevin MacDonald, Adam Laraway On today’s show, your hosts Kevin MacDonald and Barbara Cochran talk about the Senior Center.  There, they offer classes for seniors as well as group therapy, meals and activities.  The host many activities including The Beauty Bus, which will arrive on site to offer hair and nail appointments.  The ...

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