Home » Santa Clarita News (page 5608)

Santa Clarita News

Your #1 Santa Clarita News source as delivered to you by KHTS AM 1220 & FM 98.1. All of your Santa Clarita News, Santa Clarita traffic updates, Santa Clarita Events and breaking news can be found on hometownstation.com.

I-5/Magic Mountain Construction Moving Forward

This month marks the end of the first 100 working days for the project. Currently, the pace of the construction activity is ahead of the timeline initially scheduled for Phase 2. The City is coordinating with various affected utility companies to come in prior to commencing construction activities for various utility relocation and removal on Magic Mountain Parkway and The ...

Read More »

New Hospital Coming To Santa Clarita

Providence Health Care in talks for SCV site. Amidst all the talk lately about Henry Mayo’s proposed expansion plans, Providence Health Care has quietly been in the background preparing to expand their services in Santa Clarita.   Providence is currently in discussion with developers to get land that would be suitable for acute care, not just in the immediate future, ...

Read More »

Motorcycle Accident Claims Life Of Local Youth

20 year old Joshua Moreno may have been going too fast. Yesterday at about 3:20pm, a motorcycle ridden by Joshua Moreno lost control while driving on McBean Parkway toward Cottage Circle.   According to a statement released by the Sheriff’s Department, Moreno ventured onto the center median and was thrown from the motorcycle.   Moreno’s injuries were severe, and he ...

Read More »

Sheriff’s Crash Raises Questions

Investigation still ongoing. When Councilman Bob Kellar first passed the scene of the horrific accident between two Sheriff’s patrol cars last Friday, his heart sank. Having been a Los Angeles Police Officer in his first career, he has always been a supporter of those in public service.   Thankfully, the two officers and one youth explorer involved will be ok. ...

Read More »

ROP A Shining Star In Hart District

ROP Students Heading For Olympic Chapter Competition. All the winners Six “shining stars” from the Hart School District’s Regional Occupational Program (ROP) will represent the local program in Olympic Chapter competition following their selection as gold medal winners in the local ROP competition for career students. In addition, Wesley Ellsworth from the Hotel Operations class was named Hart ROP Outstanding ...

Read More »

Graffiti Reporting A Crucial Step In Crime Fighting

Hotline makes quick work of tagging. Graffiti affects us all. We see it on our walls, sidewalks, overpasses and even sometimes, our homes. Gone are the days when such acts were mostly relegated to outside areas.   While the Sheriff’s Department has relentlessly tried to track down taggers and catch them in the act, much graffiti ends up on city-wide ...

Read More »

City-Wide Drill To Take Over Airwaves

Community Approach to 12 Months of Personal Preparedness. In an effort to promote the 12 months of Personal Preparedness, the City’s Emergency Expo in conjunction with KHTS AM 1220 radio station will be conduct a “Drop, Cover, and Hold” drill. The community-wide drill will be conducted and broadcast on KHTS, Tuesday, April 17th, at 9:05 a.m. School district offices, schools, ...

Read More »

4 million kids bracelets recalled

A&A Global Industries and the Consumer Product Safety Commission on Tuesday announced a recall of 4 million children’s “Groovy Grabber” bracelets sold in vending machines because the paint on the products poses a lead poisoning risk. A&A Global Industries and the Consumer Product Safety Commission on Tuesday announced a recall of 4 million children’s “Groovy Grabber” bracelets sold in vending ...

Read More »

Kings Lose 4-2

The Kings lost a hard fought game against the Vancover Canucks 4-2.Hockey season is nearing an end!  Don't miss a second of the remaining Kings action on Your Hometown Station, AM 1220, KHTS.  The next game the Kings will take on the Coyotes on Thursday.  Coverage begins at 6:30 pm, don't miss a second!

Read More »