The Santa Clarita City Council will meet Tuesday night to decide on the approval of a 5-story development that is butted up 1/8th of an inch from our building that houses the KHTS studios and offices. Two plus years of noisy construction threatens our continued operations. We are asking the City Council to delay approval until  acceptable mitigation issues can ...

KHTS’s annual Home And Garden Show is this weekend at Central Park in Saugus.  This year’s show includes hundreds of Santa Clarita home and garden vendors, local crafters, food trucks and a free butterfly exhibit courtesy of Gilchrist Farm and sponsored by Santa Clarita Water. Visitors will be handed a feed stick as they enter a large tent filled with ...

A major redevelopment proposal in Old Town Newhall is set to take center stage at Tuesday night’s Santa Clarita City Council meeting.  Santa Clarita City Council will hold a public hearing and discuss the Newhall Mixed-Use Development project, a five-story building blending residential and commercial space. The proposed project, located at the corners of Main Street, Market Street, and Railroad ...

 Editorial written by Carl Goldman As many of you know, we produce the annual KHTS Home & Garden Show at Central Park every April.  With over 400 booths and over 25,000 Santa Clarita homeowners attending, it has become the biggest valley-wide annual weekend event. Along with hundreds of home, garden, and craft vendors we have a small amount of local ...

Jeri Seratti Goldman was recently inducted into the influential Marquis Who’s Who. Seratti Goldman and her husband Carl purchased Santa Clarita’s only commercial radio station, KHTS-AM in 1990. Since then, they have been active leaders in the Santa Clarita Valley. The couple have joined in launching some of our valley’s leading charities and events including the Michael Hoefflin Foundation, the ...

We are headed back into the dark ages. I am astonished the California Legislature proposed and passed AB 2098 which will force all medical professionals to only share medical information approved by the California Medical Association regarding COVID-19 or its treatments. Governor Hesitated To Sign Governor Newsom waited until the final hours to sign the bill, but staying consistent with ...

Participants in the 15th annual Sacramento Road Trip launched into their second day at the state capitol with an overview of California’s financial status, as well as supply chains, drought, homelessness, and more.  The return of the 2022 KHTS Sacramento Road Trip allowed an opportunity for Santa Clarita Valley community leaders, educators and students to learn more about the current ...

After an over two-year-long hiatus due to coronavirus restrictions, the annual KHTS Sacramento trip has been rescheduled to the summer of 2022. Transporting a broad mix of representation to the state capital, the KHTS Sacramento trip is scheduled for community leaders to advocate for the major issues impacting the Santa Clarita Valley in a two-day excursion beginning May 31.  “The ...

A Santa Clarita businessman is under investigation by the Fraud and Cyber Crimes division of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department.  Paul De La Cerda served as East Los Angeles College (ELAC) Dean until March 2021, at which time he was dismissed by the Los Angeles Community College District (LACCD) due to being under criminal investigation. As of Sunday, Dec. ...

Congressman Mike Garcia, R-Santa Clarita, joined KHTS for an interview Wednesday to discuss recent issues his office was tackling for constituents, including evacuations in Afghanistan and California wildfires.  Garcia, a veteran himself who served in the U.S. Navy as a fighter pilot, reflected on the “devastating” impact of the recent evacuation of U.S. troops from Afghanistan. “The only real word ...