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Lawsuit Impending Over Santa Clarita City Council’s Sand Canyon Resort Denial 

Attorneys representing Steve Kim, the owner of the Sand Canyon Country Club, are filing a lawsuit over the Santa Clarita City Council’s denial of the controversial 50-acre resort proposal on grounds of racial bias and inverse condemnation, according to the lawsuit.  Tensions ran high at the Santa Clarita City Council meeting in question when council members unanimously denied the construction ...

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Man Arrested After Leaving Illegally Owned Firearm In Santa Clarita Hotel

A man was arrested Wednesday after he allegedly left an illegally owned firearm in a Santa Clarita hotel room. Around 1 a.m. Wednesday, deputies received reports of a firearm that was left in a hotel room in the 27900 block of Pico Canyon Road in Stevenson Ranch, said Deputy Natalie Arriaga, spokesperson for the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station. “When ...

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Nearly 30 California Hotels, Including Santa Clarita Location, Sign Agreements To Improve ADA Access

The United States Attorney’s Office announced Monday that 27 hotels across southern California, including the Super 8 located in Santa Clarita,  have signed agreements stating their intent to improve accessibility for people with disabilities or come into compliance with current ADA standards. This comes as a response to a number of federal investigations that brought issues to light, prompting these ...

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‘Project Roomkey’ Operational In Santa Clarita To House Homeless Population In Hotels, Motels 

Project Room Key CA LA County Santa Clarita

Project Roomkey, an initiative to house the California homeless population in hotels and motels, is now operational in Santa Clarita, officials said Thursday.  Governor Gavin Newsom announced Monday that California has received $150 million of FEMA support, which is set to provide hotel and motel rooms to homeless individuals to help curb the spread of the coronavirus. The state’s effort ...

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