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How To Choose A Reliable Local Plumber Before You Need One

When a plumbing problem strikes, the last thing you want is to be scrambling to find someone to help. Yet many homeowners only think about finding a plumber when they are already facing a leak, a blockage, or worse. A wiser approach is to find a reliable local plumber before an emergency arises, so that when you need help, you ...

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Valencia Falls To Chaminade In Home Opener

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The Valencia Vikings suffered a tough return to their home turf Friday night, falling to Chaminade 35-10 in their home opener. The loss served as a redemption game for the Eagles, who flipped the script after falling to Valencia 34-20 a season ago. Chaminade came out firing early and never looked back, building a 35-10 advantage over the Vikings. Valencia ...

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Beyond The Go-Bag: The Financial Emergency Kit Every SCV Family Should Have Ready

Most Santa Clarita Valley households have thought about the physical side of an emergency. Water jugs in the garage. A flashlight that works. Maybe a packed duffel by the door, refreshed sometime last year. That preparation matters, and it protects the first few hours. The trouble starts after those hours pass. Displacement is expensive in ways that are hard to ...

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Tom Batterman On Why “Fiduciary” Doesn’t Always Mean What Consumers Think

The word “fiduciary” shows up everywhere in financial advertising today. Nearly every advisor claims to act as one. But according to Tom Batterman, a retired financial advisor who spent his career in Wausau, Wisconsin, and now also spends time in Florida, the term has drifted far from its original meaning, leaving consumers to sort out what it really signals. “Fiduciary ...

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Eye On The Valley- Terri Budke, Tina Toval, Carrie Luhan- August 28, 2026

Host: Matt Watson Guests: Terri Budke, Tina Toval, Carrie Luhan On today’s show, Matt talks with Terri Budke & Tina Toval: Leaders/Administrators of the iLEAD Hybrid Studio program. They give an overview of the TK–8 hybrid independent study program, detailing onboarding, curriculum, Zoom instruction, in-person workshops, and support offered to homeschooling families. Next he talks with Carrie Luhan, Public Information ...

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Canyon Girls Flag Football Remains Undefeated With Win Over Saugus

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The Canyon Cowboys opened Foothill League play in dominant fashion Thursday, defeating the Saugus Centurions to remain undefeated on the season. With the 33-6 win, Canyon improved to 4-0 overall and 1-0 in league play, while quarterback Maribel Winkler turned in another standout performance. Winkler threw five touchdown passes to four different receivers while also recording two interceptions on defense. ...

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Today In SCV History: August 28, 1962 – Placerita Fire Destroys Gene Autry’s Melody Ranch

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On Aug. 28, 1962, one of the most destructive wildfires in Santa Clarita Valley history swept through the region, destroying Gene Autry’s famous Melody Ranch movie town and scorching thousands of acres across the Santa Clarita and San Fernando Valleys. The fire is questioned as the second of two blazes to strike the SCV that day. The first erupted just ...

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Former Sheriff Alleges Cover-Up In Blast That Killed Three LASD Detectives, Including Santa Clarita Resident 

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In a recent interview, former Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva alleged that a missing grenade in connection with an explosion that claimed the lives of three Sheriff’s detectives, including a Santa Clarita resident, was thrown into a “local lake.” At the end of July, Villanueva appeared on AM 870 The Answer, discussing the explosion that led to three Los ...

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Settlement Reached In X2 Death Lawsuit, Two New Brain Injuries Under Investigation

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A settlement has been reached in the wrongful death lawsuit filed by the family of a man who died after riding X2 at Six Flags Magic Mountain, as a new CNN investigation details two women who suffered catastrophic brain injuries on the roller coaster this summer. Court filings submitted Wednesday to Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Andrew E. Cooper indicate ...

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Groundbreaking Ceremony Of Skyline Ranch Community School In Santa Clarita

“Together we begin building the future; welcome school number ten!” Members of the Sulphur Springs Union School District and the community gathered to celebrate the construction of the new Skyline Ranch community school coming to Santa Clarita. On Friday morning, a ceremony took place for the new Skyline Ranch Community School, catering to students in kindergarten through sixth grade.  The ...

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