Artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly prominent in the field of mental health. Care raises some real questions about the role of the human clinician. A skilled clinician, such as Andrew Ting, MD, provides profoundly meaningful care by grasping the full depth of a patient’s story. Effective therapy hinges on the immediate, nuanced human connection between patient and therapist, allowing for ...
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Today In SCV History: January 18, 1862 – San Fernando Pass Road Washed Out By The Great Flood Of 1862
On January 18, 1862, the San Fernando Pass (now the Newhall Pass) was rendered impassable by the catastrophic rains of the Great Flood of 1861–62, one of the largest natural disasters in California’s history. Torrential storms had begun on Dec. 9, 1861, and continued for more than a month, dropping record rainfall along the U.S. West Coast. San Francisco and ...
Read More »One Transported To Hospital After Rollover Canyon Country Crash, Second Collision Occurs Immediately After
One person was transported to a local hospital after a rollover crash in Canyon Country Saturday afternoon. At 12:53 p.m. Saturday, emergency responders received reports of a traffic collision with at least one person trapped at the intersection of Whiets Canyon Road and Via Princessa in Canyon Country. The driver of the overturned vehicle was extracted from the wreckage and ...
Read More »Today In SCV History – January 17, 1998 – Country Music Artist Cliffie Stone Dies In Saugus Home
On January 17, 1998, famed Country-Western music producer Cliffie Stone died from a heart attack in his home in Saugus. Stone’s father, a country musician known professionally as “Herman the Hermit,” introduced him to music at an early age. After moving to Burbank, Stone became deeply involved in the local music scene and developed into a skilled bass player while ...
Read More »CDPH Reminds Retailers, Public About Dangers Of Kratom, 7-OH Products
The California Department of Public Health is collaborating with the California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control and the California Department of Tax and Fee Administration to remind consumers and retailers that products containing kratom or 7-hydroxymitragynine, commonly known as 7-OH, are associated with addiction, serious harm, overdose and death. These products, often sold in smoke shops and gas stations, are ...
Read More »Traffic Alert Issued For SCV Water Pipeline Installation On Smyth Drive
The City of Santa Clarita is advising drivers of a traffic impact on Smyth Drive in Valencia due to the installation of a new water main. The Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency is installing a new water main along Smyth Drive, from Dickason Drive to about 150 feet past the end of Valencia High School’s property. Project Details: Start of ...
Read More »How The Hospitality Industry Supports Local Communities And Small Businesses
When people think of the hospitality industry, they usually picture hotels, restaurants and travel experiences. But behind the scenes, hospitality plays a much bigger role. At its best, the industry helps local communities thrive by creating jobs, supporting small businesses and keeping local culture alive. Why Community Engagement Matters in Hospitality Hospitality businesses don’t operate in isolation. They rely on ...
Read More »Trinity Boys Pick Up Heritage League Win In Final Stretch Of Season
The Trinity Classical Academy boys basketball program (10-9, 5-6) picked up a much-needed win over Lancaster Baptist, securing another Heritage League victory as the regular season enters its final stretch. With the 64-53 win, the Knights improved to 5-6 in league play and now sit just one game behind St. Monica Academy for sixth place. “We saw this upcoming stretch ...
Read More »Original Saugus Café Operator Alleges Wrongful Lockout, Trademark Theft In Lawsuit
The previous operator of The Original Saugus Café has filed a civil lawsuit in Los Angeles County Superior Court alleging he was wrongfully locked out of the historic restaurant, illegally evicted without court process, and targeted in an effort to take control of the café’s name, business and goodwill without compensation. The lawsuit, filed Jan. 14 by Alfredo Mercado, individually ...
Read More »Trinity Girls Breeze Past Lancaster For Fourth Straight Win
Thursday evening at the Church of the Nazarene, Trinity Classical Academy’s girls basketball program (14-6, 2-0) picked up a dominant 86–21 win over Lancaster Baptist, extending its winning streak to four games. From the opening tip, Trinity set the tone, jumping out to a 23–0 run and holding Lancaster scoreless until five minutes into the first quarter. Building an early ...
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