Residents of the Santa Clarita Valley are once again able to use “GO! Santa Clarita,” a ride-share transit service providing transportation in service areas. The app-based public transit service “GO! Santa Clarita” is reopening, picking up residents located in the service areas of Fair Oaks, Canyon Country, Newhall, and Needham Ranch. “GO! Santa Clarita works much like other ride-share services. ...
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Santa Clarita Zonta Club Establishes Z Club At Golden Valley High
The Zonta Club of Santa Clarita chartered and plans to mentor the Z Club at Golden Valley High School, focusing on improving the lives of women and girls locally and internationally. The Z Club at Golden Valley High School was established on Nov. 9, 2020, with each of the club board members receiving a package of Z Club t-shirts, face ...
Read More »New Website Created By City To Tackle Santa Clarita Homelessness
To combat rising homelessness across the Santa Clarita Valley, the Community Task Force on Homelessness launched a website designed as a one-stop destination for locals to access homelessness services. In a statement released Monday, officials announced that the City of Santa Clarita teamed up with the Community Task Force on Homelessness to launch a new website devoted to attacking rising ...
Read More »City Of Santa Clarita Named 13th Safest City In The Country
The City of Santa Clarita has been named the 13th safest city in the United States in a recent report from a personal finance company. To assess the safest cities, the personal finance company MoneyGeek analyzed crime statistics and applied research findings to estimate the cost of crime in over 300 cities across the United States, each with populations over ...
Read More »Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency To Hold Meeting On Sustainability
The Santa Clarita Valley Groundwater Sustainability Agency (SCV-GSA) is expected to hold a stakeholder advisory committee meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 12. The meeting is set to discuss the SCV-GSA’s sustainability goals and sustainable management criteria. No physical location is set for the conference due to the pandemic, but the meeting is scheduled to take place over Zoom. In compliance with ...
Read More »Power Shut Off In Portions Of Santa Clarita Valley Until Christmas Day
Officials with Southern California Edison (SCE) confirmed Wednesday that they had shut off power to areas in the Santa Clarita Valley, with initial estimates indicating that they would not have power restored until Christmas Day. Shortly after noon on Wednesday, SCE announced that they implemented Power Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS) in areas of Canyon Country and the eastern portion of ...
Read More »City Of Santa Clarita ‘Human Relations Roundtable’ Members Selected
The William S.Hart Union Hich School District and City of Santa Clarita ‘Human Relations Roundtable’ members have been selected to help eliminate racism and discrimination, officials said. After over 80 candidates applied to join the revamped Roundtable, facilitated by the city and the Hart District, 16 individuals were chosen to serve as community group members. The selection process was monitored ...
Read More »Spotlight Bites: Okamoto Kitchen Brings Japanese Comfort Food To Santa Clarita
On the second episode of Spotlight Bites, KHTS’ feature centered on local dining, we experience authentic Japanese cuisine with Okamoto Kitchen. Okamoto Kitchen is a Southern California food truck that was founded in 2014 by Chef Chizuru and Gerald Abraham, and since then it has done its part to bring the joys of Japanese comfort food to Santa Clarita. Chizuru ...
Read More »Breast Cancer Awareness Month: ‘31 Days Of Hope’ By Circle Of Hope
During Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the non-profit organization Circle of Hope is expected to host its annual event, “31 Days of Hope,” to help increase attention and support for the awareness, early detection and treatment of this disease. Events include fundraisers at a number of different restaurants, stores, gyms and entertainment centers, according to organizers. For 31 continuous days, the ...
Read More »Canyon Country Power Outage Impacts Over 1,600 Residents
Over 1,600 customers were left without power Thursday morning as a result of a Canyon Country power outage. Just before 9 a.m., officials with Southern California Edison (SCE) began to receive reports of a power outage in the area near Sierra Highway and Whispering Leaves Drive in Canyon Country. After investigating these reports, officials estimated that approximately 1,690 SCE customers ...
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