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Politics and the Pulpit-Jeffrey Berman – September 30, 2026

Politics And The Pulpit –September 30, 2026 Host: Pastor Jerry Cook Guest:  Jeffrey Berman On today’s show, your host Pastor Cook talks with Jeffrey Berman, Candidate for Santa Clarita City Council District 4.  You can find Pastor Cook at Freedom’s Way Baptist Church in Castaic.   Previous Episode: Politics and the Pulpit- – September 23, 2026 Do you have a ...

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Rapper Blueface Falls Victim To Swatting Again In Santa Clarita

Rapper Blueface fell victim to yet another swatting call at his home in Canyon Country Wednesday. Around 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, deputies received reports of a child endangerment call in the 18600 block of Juniper Springs Drive in Canyon Country, Deputy Mariela Picard, spokesperson for the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station, confirmed. The call stated a 3-year-old child was thrown to ...

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SCV Football Week 6 Preview: Hart, Golden Valley Kick Off Thursday, Foothill And Heritage Leagues Heat Up

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Week 6 of high school football in the Santa Clarita Valley features several games that could have an impact on the Foothill and Heritage League standings. The action begins Thursday with Golden Valley hosting Hart, followed by a full slate of games Friday night. Golden Valley (3-3, 1-1) vs. Hart (4-1, 1-0) Golden Valley will have its hands full Thursday ...

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Upcoming Movies For October: Spooky Season Is Upon Us

October brings the spirit of Halloween, and this month’s film releases reflect that chill in the air. The month of October is stacked with horror titles but also includes some comedic and dramatic outliers. Here are the movies coming out in theaters this month across the country, including Santa Clarita, and streaming in October. October 2 Verity | R Best-selling ...

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Mayor Pro Tem Ayala Selected To Serve On Metro Board Of Directors

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The City of Santa Clarita is pleased to announce that Mayor Pro Tem Patsy Ayala has been selected to serve on the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) Board of Directors, bringing Santa Clarita’s and the North Los Angeles County-San Fernando Valley Subregion’s voice and perspective to the regional body responsible for shaping transportation policy and investments across Los ...

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Friends Of Castaic Lake Wraps Up 2026 Float Tube Derby Series

Friends of Castaic Lake (FOCL) has wrapped up its 2026 Float Tube Derby Series after three mornings of bass fishing, competition and community on Castaic Lake’s Lower Lake. Across the three-event series, 30 anglers caught 127 fish weighing a combined 236.62 pounds. The derbies were held March 28, June 6 and September 19 and brought together both returning competitors and ...

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City Of Santa Clarita Invites Residents To Explore Elsmere Canyon In The 2026 Hiking Challenge

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Lace up your hiking boots and get ready to explore Elsmere Canyon. The City of Santa Clarita invites residents and visitors to take part in the 2026 Hiking Challenge at Elsmere Canyon Open Space. This year’s challenge takes hikers along four trails to experience the natural beauty of the Canyon and discover La Puerta, or “The Door,” which was designated ...

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The Senior Hour- Sondra Wollenman– September 30, 2026

The Senior Hour Host: Barbara Cochran  GUEST: Sondra Wollenman On today’s show, your hosts Barbara Cochran and Kevin MacDonald welcome Sondra Wollenman, Nurse Practitioner at Providence Holy Cross Medical Center.  Together, they talk about the process of Palliative Care and what it means for the patients and their families.  The Senior Hour is sponsored by Providence Holy Cross Medical Center ...

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State Audit Finds L.A. County Public Health Falls Short Of Needed Response To Chiquita Canyon Landfill Health Crisis

111425 Assemblywoman Pilar Schiavo | Chiquita Canyon Landfill

A new California State Auditor report released Tuesday found the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health’s response to the ongoing public health crisis surrounding the Chiquita Canyon Landfill fire has fallen short, including taking two years to call for temporary relocation, not staying current on health impacts, and failing to regularly review the air quality where toxins have made ...

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Why 1x Playthrough Has Become The Standard In Sweepstakes Gaming

The phrase “no wagering” may sound straightforward, but when it comes to sweepstakes games, it requires a bit more explanation. Players might see this phrase and assume that they can redeem Sweeps Coins instantly, but in practice, most platforms require a 1x playthrough. The 1x has become something of a baseline in sweepstakes gaming, and today we explain why. What ...

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