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Tick Fire Monday Morning Update: 78 Percent Contained, 24 Homes Destroyed

Firefighters continued to battle the Tick Fire throughout the night, increasing their containment of the blaze to 78 percent, while also confirming that a total of 24 homes had been destroyed. The Tick Fire, which originally broke out Thursday afternoon, is now 78 percent contained as of Monday morning, with firefighters managing to hold the blaze to 4,615 acres in ...

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Tick Fire Causes Severe Damage At KHTS AM Transmitter

The Tick Fire that raged through Santa Clarita beginning last Thursday has caused severe damage to the KHTS AM-1220 Transmitter. KHTS 98.1 FM continues to operate without any challenges. We urge all listeners to tune into 98.1 The transmitter, located on 14-acres on Sierra Highway, next to the iconic Half Way House café, roared through the property and surrounding areas. ...

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Schools In Sulphur Springs School District Closed Due To Tick Fire

Several schools in the Sulphur Springs Union School District have been closed for the next week due to smoke damage sustained during the Tick Fire. Among the many structures damaged by the fire, the Sulphur Springs School District was heavily impacted by the blaze, and officials plan to have all schools in the district closed on Monday, October 28. In ...

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Tick Fire Morning Update: More Repopulation Orders Issued

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Firefighters battled the Tick Fire throughout the night, and now officials are issuing additional repopulation orders for the majority of Santa Clarita residents evacuated. UPDATE (8 a.m.) — The Tick Fire is now being reported to have grown to 4,615 acres in size, with 25 percent containment, according to Los Angeles County Fire Department officials. Three additional structures have also been confirmed ...

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Tick Fire Prompts Officials To Reschedule Hart District Sports

Turnovers Cost Saugus Football In Loss To St. Francis

The outbreak of the Tick Fire has prompted all Hart District sports to be postponed as officials with the district monitor the situation. In times like these, high school athletic events pale in comparison to the importance of keeping people safe. We are sensitive to the disruptions many families are facing as a result of the fire and want to remember ...

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