We live in strange times, and unfortunately, nobody can predict when something can go wrong. Hence, why it’s of huge relevance to always have a properly-designed survival kit by your side because if you do, your chances of survival are going to drastically improve. Now, it’s crucial to understand that some people require additional equipment in their kits. Therefore, you ...

California’s mandatory stay-at-home orders throughout the COVID-19 pandemic have left many longing for the opportunity to get out and enjoy a few days in nature. Luckily, California offers a vast array of camping sites, specifically in the Santa Clarita Valley. SCV offers numerous outdoor excursion sites perfect for curing wanderlust. Whether you enjoy camping in the comfort of an RV ...

Deciding to ditch your car and start biking to work is not only good for your health but also for the environment. Even the employers encourage employees to hop on their bicycles, by organizing a Bike to Work Week every year. It is one of the safest ways to travel and exercise. However, accidents can still happen in every form ...

Most employers have enforced safety measures that are meant to prevent work-related injuries. However, if you are injured when working, you should take the necessary steps to protect your rights and ensure that you are safe at the end of the day. Some employees get injured at work and keep it a secret since they fear that they would hurt ...

American Red Cross The American Red Cross is one of the nations premiere humanitarian organizations, dedicated to helping people in need throughout the United States and the world.  Their success depends on the many donations and contributions from the American public to support their lifesaving services and programs.  Santa Clarita Residents will be able to witness first hand some of ...

Saving someone's life can be simple. That was the message being spread by firefighters in the Santa Clarita Valley on Thursday. They set up a CPR training station in front of Wal-mart on Carl Boyer Drive, teaching residents how to do chest compressions.