Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies are once again hosting their annual toy drive at locations throughout the Santa Clarita Valley. The toy drive will be kicked off with a live KHTS AM-1220 broadcast from AutoNation Valencia Chevrolet on December 3, which is one of several locations where residents can donate. Last Year’s Toy Drive: Christmas Toy Drive Presented By ...

KHTS AM 1220, your Hometown Station, is searching for the most amazing holiday lights in the Santa Clarita Valley. The jolly jitney of judges will tour the SCV from 5-11 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 12. Best Santa Clarita Holiday Light Streets The judging crew always welcomes a “bribe” …or two… of holiday cookies, candy and hot coco, or other libations. ...

As the Christmas season comes to a close, Waste Management offers Christmas tree disposal for residents in the Santa Clarita Valley and the Los Angeles County Fire Department warns of the dangers of keeping a dry tree in the home.

Is there a better way to celebrate the holiday season with family and friends then touring the many beautiful Christmas light displays throughout the Santa Clarita Valley? The KHTS inaugural Holiday Light Tour took to the streets of the SCV on Saturday night to track down the “Best and the Brightest” holiday lights with a jolly jitney of judges that ...

Jersey Mike’s Subs and Help The Children have partnered up to collect baby items to give to local families in need this holiday season. “Jersey Mike’s contacted us and said they really wanted to help us out here at Help The Children,”said Rebeccas Fisher and Dee Boudreaux, fundraising and marketing volunteers for Help The Children. “They have been donating 50 ...

Until Saturday, Dec. 14, Jersey Mike's Subs is collecting clothing, diapers and toys for infants at their five locations in the Santa Clarita Valley. The donations will benefit Help the Children and the families they serve.

Staff at the Westfield Valencia Town Center are asking for the public's help in locating the Baby Jesus figurine from their Nativity display, which went missing as of yesterday morning. Similar incidents have happened in the past.

Equestrian Trails, Inc. Corral 138 is encouraging local horseback riding enthusiasts to come together and donate toys during their seventh annual Equestrian Christmas Toy Ride, support L.A. County Fire Department's Spark of Love Toy Drive.

The Post Office is offering local residents the chance to be "Santa Helpers" and buy Christmas gifts for needy children who mail letters to Santa Claus. Adopt a letter and buy a present on the child's wish list this Christmas. The Sierra Coastal District Post Office on Franklin Parkway off Highway 126 typically collects as many as 1,500 letters to Santa from children in the district. Each year, staff read through the letters and pull out the ones written by children from low-income families.

Six Flags Magic Mountain will host a toy drive this weekend and next, offering free admission to any guest who brings a toy worth $20 or more. During the last 27 years, Magic Mountain has collected more than 500,000 toys for needy children.