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The Senior Hour- BioRecharge, Senior Center – September 16, 2026
The Senior Hour Host: Barbara Cochran and Kevin MacDonald GUEST: Susie Riggs On today’s show, your hosts Barbara Cochran and Kevin MacDonald welcome Susie Riggs of BioRecharge. Together, they talk about the holistic approach to healing your body through BioRecharge and their EESystem. Using electric healing waves to stimulate and heal your cells, BioRecharge can help your ailments. Go to ...
Read More »SCV Football: Foothill League Begins, Faith Bowl Returns
The non-league portion of the high school football season is officially over, and it’s time for Foothill League action. Meanwhile, in the Heritage League, the Faith Bowl returns as Santa Clarita Christian School takes on Trinity Classical Academy. Golden Valley (2-2) vs. Saugus (3-1) The Centurions are rolling into Foothill League play with a three-game winning streak after routing Sylmar ...
Read More »Can A California Employer Cut Your Hours After You Report Harassment? What A California Retaliation Lawyer Looks For
You’ve been putting up with repeated sexual comments at your Santa Clarita job, and you finally report them. Then your hours drop. Coworkers keep theirs. A California retaliation lawyer would want to know why. Yes. Cutting your hours after a harassment report can qualify as retaliation in California if three things line up: the report was protected, the cut materially ...
Read More »What Is Nissan’s Most Popular Model? 10 Top Picks For 2026
Nissan has something for almost every type of driver. You can choose a practical sedan, a family SUV, a pickup, or even an electric car. So, what is Nissan’s most popular model? Right now, it’s the Nissan Rogue, the brand’s best-selling vehicle in the U.S. But the most popular model isn’t always the best choice for everyone. You can compare ...
Read More »Canyon Country Woman Arrested After Stealing Hospitalized Elderly Victim’s Identity
A Canyon Country woman was arrested after she allegedly made nearly $10,000 in unauthorized purchases after she reportedly gained access to an elderly person’s financial accounts while hospitalized in May. On May 4, deputies responded to a theft investigation involving an elderly victim in the 27800 block of Solamint Road in Canyon Country, said Deputy Mariela Picard, spokesperson for the ...
Read More »Canyon Country Man Attempts To Light Car On Fire, Swings Knife At Family Member
A Canyon Country man was arrested after he allegedly attempted to light a car on fire and swung a knife at a family member. Around 9:40 p.m. Saturday, deputies responded to the 19000 block of Wellhaven Street in Canyon Country regarding a reported arson and assault with a deadly weapon, said Deputy Mariela Picard, a spokesperson for the Santa Clarita ...
Read More »SCV Senior Center Celebrates 50 Years
The precursor to SCV Senior Center, the Santa Clarita Valley Committee on Aging, was formed as a private non-profit corporation in September 1976. The organization was founded on the principles of providing support and services to Seniors in the Santa Clarita Valley that otherwise would not be available. The founding members’ incredible vision led the way to today’s successes. Better ...
Read More »Today In SCV History: September 16, 1872 – Sulphur Springs School District Established
On this day in Santa Clarita Valley history, the Sulphur Springs School District was officially established in 1872 by local settlers Thomas Finley Mitchell and the Lang family. It would go on to become one of the oldest operating school districts in Los Angeles County, serving the eastern Santa Clarita Valley communities for over 150 years. Thomas Finley Mitchell was ...
Read More »Assemblywoman Pilar Schiavo Secures Over $250 Million For Critical Healthcare Funding, Crime Victim Services, Local Community Programs
Assemblywoman Pilar Schiavo announced that she led efforts to secure over $250 million dollars in statewide investments to protect healthcare access, support crime survivors and strengthen community-based healthcare. This is in addition to the $18 million for critical projects in Assembly District 40 and brings the total amount she has delivered for local community projects to more than $111 million ...
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