Feeding a baby is one of the most important—and often most confusing—parts of early parenting. From how often to feed a newborn to when solids should be introduced, many parents search for a reliable baby feeding chart to help guide daily routines without overfeeding or missing hunger cues. While charts provide helpful structure, it’s equally important to balance them with ...
Read More »Yearly Archives: 2026
Does Sunflower Lecithin Increase Milk Supply For Breastfeeding Moms?
Many nursing parents wonder, does sunflower lecithin increase milk supply, or is it simply a remedy for painful clogged ducts? Lactation consultants tend to prescribe sunflower lecithin, especially in pumping mothers, especially those who complain of frequent breast pain, but most are not aware of whether it actually makes the milk volume increase, or whether it merely increases the flow ...
Read More »How To Relieve Constipation In Babies Quickly: Safe, Gentle, And Effective Solutions
Constipation can be uncomfortable—and worrying—for both babies and parents. If you’re searching for how to relieve constipation in babies quickly, the key is understanding what’s normal, recognizing true constipation, and using gentle, age-appropriate remedies that support your baby’s digestive system without causing harm. With the right approach, most infant constipation can be relieved safely at home. Creating a supportive feeding ...
Read More »Common Medicaid Application Mistakes And How To Avoid Them
For a lot of people, applying for Medicaid can get them wellness coverage. However, the application process is prone to numerous mistakes, which can either delay approval or result in rejection. You should know these mistakes and what you can do to avoid them to enjoy a better experience. American Express Inspire applicants can be more prepared — and confident ...
Read More »Assault Suspect Arrested After Striking Pedestrian With Car In Santa Clarita
An assault suspect was arrested in Lancaster after he allegedly struck a pedestrian in Santa Clarita Saturday afternoon. At 2:48 p.m. Saturday, first responders received reports of a traffic collision involving a pedestrian near 25848 Tournament Road in Valencia, said Detective Fleck from the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station. “A male had hit another person with his vehicle and was ...
Read More »Early Morning Fatal Crash Closes Lanes On 210 Freeway
A fatal crash during the morning rush shuts down all lanes going eastbound on the 210 on Sunday Morning. At approximately 5:07 a.m., emergency responders received initial reports from an iPhone notification of a traffic collision on the 210 freeway going eastbound just west of Polk Street, according to the CHP Traffic Incident Report. The traffic collision was between a ...
Read More »Today In SCV History: January 11, 1934 – Newhall Resident, Vaudeville Star Charles Mack Killed In Car Crash
Charles Mack, 46, a Newhall resident and nationally known vaudeville entertainer, was killed on January 11, 1934, in an automobile accident near Mesa, Arizona, while returning from a professional trip. Born Charles E. Selders in White Cloud, Kansas, on November 22, 1887, Mack grew up in Tacoma, Washington. As a young man, he played professional baseball in Olympia, Washington, where ...
Read More »Fundraiser Launched After Santa Clarita Woman Loses Home, Pets In Fire
A Santa Clarita woman who has spent years helping others during emergencies is now facing a devastating loss of her own, after a house fire destroyed her longtime home and claimed the life of her dog. Karole Kopecky, an administrator for a local Santa Clarita Valley emergency information group, has had her entire life upended by the disaster, neighbors told ...
Read More »COC Board Of Trustees Names Officers For 2026
The Santa Clarita Community College District Board of Trustees, which oversees College of the Canyons (COC), named its new officers and confirmed its 2026 meeting schedule at the board’s organizational meeting on Friday, Jan. 9. Sharlene Johnson was selected by her fellow trustees to serve as president of the board for 2026. “I am thankful to have been selected to ...
Read More »Today In SCV History: January 10 – Robert E. Callahan, Who Turned the Old West Into a Santa Clarita Landmark, Passes Away
On January 10, 1981, Robert E. Callahan, author, historian, collector and showman, died at the age of 88, leaving behind Callahan’s Old West Trading Post on Sierra Highway. Born in Virginia in 1892, Callahan developed a lifelong fascination with the American West and Native American history. He claimed a mathematically dubious 1/6th Iroquois ancestry, spoke at least 14 Indigenous languages ...
Read More »
KHTS Radio Santa Clarita Radio – Santa Clarita News