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The Saugus Cafe Chaos: New Allegations Emerge In Closure/Reopening Confusion

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After weeks of confusion, shifting explanations and emotional farewell crowds, new allegations from a neighboring business owner are now speaking up on what may have fueled the turmoil surrounding the temporary closure and planned reopening of the historic Saugus Cafe. Teresa Reyna, who has operated the neighboring Saugus Superette for more than 25 years, leases her business from the Arklin ...

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Wiley Canyon Village Project Faces Lawsuit From Calgrove Corridor Coalition

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Due to alleged city violations, the Wiley Canyon Village Project, a condominium and assisted living building plan, has become the focal point of a recently filed lawsuit issued by the Calgrove Corridor Coalition. The Santa Clarita City Council unanimously approved the Wiley Canyon Village Project last November, intending to create 232 condos in two-story buildings and 120 assisted-living units, as ...

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GoFundMe Started For Santa Clarita Girls’ Basketball Coach

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A GoFundMe campaign has been launched to support College of the Canyons women’s basketball alumna and former assistant coach La Cresha “Cree” Clark following a sudden medical emergency earlier this week. Clark was rushed by ambulance to the hospital after suffering from a stroke on the evening of Monday Dec. 29, 2025, and spent several days in the intensive care ...

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Special Broadcast- Suzette Valladares– January 6, 2026

Special Broadcast –January 6, 2026 Host:  Jade Aubuchon Guest: Suzette Valladares Live in studio, Co-News Director Jade Aubuchon talks with California State Senator Suzette Valladares. Previous Episode: Special Broadcast- Alyssa Janney, Menji– December 17, 2025 Do you have a news tip? Call us at (661) 298-1220, or send an email to [email protected]. Don’t miss a thing. Get breaking KHTS Santa Clarita News ...

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Valencia Woman Arrested For Throwing Wine Glass At Mother

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A Valencia woman was arrested after she allegedly threw a wine glass at her mother during an argument over the weekend.  Around 5:30 p.m. Saturday, deputies responded to an assault where a woman allegedly threw a wine glass at her mother in the 24000 block of Corte Ala in Valencia, said Shirley Miller, spokesperson for the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s ...

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Today In SCV History: January 6, 1880 – Actor Tom Mix Is Born

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On this day in Santa Clarita history, legendary Western film star Tom Mix – later honored with a star on the Walk of Western Stars by the city – was born. Tom Mix was born Thomas Hezikiah Mix on January 6, 1880, in Mix Run, Pennsylvania, to Edwin Elias Mix and Elizabeth Heistand.  He grew up in nearby DuBois, where ...

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What Happens To Injury Claims When Fault Is Shared

If you’ve been injured from an accident in which you were partly at fault, it’s only natural to wonder how much your level of blame will affect your compensation. In California, the legal concept of “pure comparative negligence” plays a crucial role in personal injury claims. In effect, comparative negligence means every party’s degree of fault for the accident is ...

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7 Critical Roof Inspection Signs Every Denver Homeowner Should Know Before Winter

As winter approaches in Denver, Colorado, homeowners face unique challenges when it comes to protecting their most valuable asset: their home. The combination of heavy snow, ice dams, and dramatic temperature fluctuations can wreak havoc on your roof, leading to costly repairs if warning signs go unnoticed. Understanding what to look for during a roof inspection can save you thousands ...

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When Symptoms Don’t Fade: What Often Gets Missed

Most people don’t seek another opinion because their symptoms are new. They come because those symptoms never fully left. They rested. They followed recommendations. They tried therapies, medications, exercises, or lifestyle changes that made sense at the time. Some approaches helped briefly. Others didn’t. What becomes most discouraging is hearing that everything looks “normal” while the body continues to feel ...

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