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Graffiti Removal Day Returns For The Fifth Annual Volunteer Event

Roll up your sleeves and join Santa Clarita’s Graffiti Removal Team for Graffiti Removal Day on Saturday, November 7, from 9 AM to 12 PM.  Volunteers will have the unique opportunity to work alongside the City’s Graffiti Removal Team, learn about graffiti removal techniques, and put their new skills to work during a large-scale graffiti removal beautification project. This year’s ...

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Good Morning Santa Clarita- Sherlock Money Mangement, Robin Sherlock-October 22, 2026

Good Morning Santa Clarita with Delgado & Jen

Good Morning Santa Clarita  –October 22, 2026 Live in studio, Delgado & Jen talk with Robin Sherlock of Sherlock Money Management on Good Morning Santa Clarita! Do you have a news tip? Call us at (661) 298-1220, or send an email to [email protected]. Don’t miss a thing. Get breaking KHTS Santa Clarita News Alerts delivered right to your inbox. Report a typo or error, ...

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Child & Family Center Invites Community To Help Make The Holidays Brighter Through Annual Adopt-A-Family Holiday Program

The holiday season brings joy, celebration, and togetherness, but for many families facing financial hardship and other challenges, it can also bring added stress and uncertainty.  Child & Family Center invites the community to help brighten the holidays through its annual Adopt-a-Family Holiday Program, providing gifts and support to children and families the Center serves throughout the Santa Clarita Valley. ...

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Providence Holy Cross Medical Center Launches Pulmonary Rehabilitation Program For Patients With Chronic Lung Conditions 

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Providence Holy Cross Medical Center has launched a new outpatient pulmonary rehabilitation program, expanding access to specialized respiratory care for San Fernando Valley residents living with chronic lung conditions.  The comprehensive program combines medically supervised exercise and education to help patients improve their strength, ease symptoms and maintain greater independence. Through monitored, in-person sessions, patients work toward building endurance and ...

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Probate Law: Understanding The Process Of Settling An Estate

When someone dies, their property doesn’t automatically pass to the people they leave behind. Bank accounts, real estate, vehicles and personal belongings all have to be identified, valued and legally transferred, and any debts have to be paid along the way. In many cases, that work happens through probate. Probate law governs this process. It determines how a will is ...

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Today In SCV History: October 22, 1898 – Birth Of Mary S. Ruiz, Victim Of The St. Francis Dam Disaster

On this day in 1898, Maria “Mary” S. Ruiz was born in San Francisquito Canyon to a pioneering ranch family whose roots in the Santa Clarita Valley reach back to the mid-1800s. She was the daughter of Enrique (Henry) Rayales Ruiz and Rosaria (Perea) Ruiz, early settlers whose family ranch lay along the canyon’s lower reaches, not far from present-day ...

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Probate Law: Understanding The Process Of Settling An Estate

When someone dies, their property doesn’t automatically pass to the people they leave behind. Bank accounts, real estate, vehicles and personal belongings all have to be identified, valued and legally transferred, and any debts have to be paid along the way. In many cases, that work happens through probate. Probate law governs this process. It determines how a will is ...

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Five Hart District Schools Awarded Top Honors In U.S. News & World Report 2027 Best Middle School Rankings

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Five junior high schools in the William S. Hart Union High School District have earned the prestigious “Best Middle Schools” designation in the newly released U.S. News & World Report 2027 rankings. Recognized schools include: Rancho Pico Junior High School Rio Norte Junior High School Placerita Junior High School Arroyo Seco Junior High School Learning Post Academy The U.S. News ...

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How A Lawyer Can Work For Months Without Getting A Single Paycheck

Picture working on a project for a year and a half. Late nights, piles of paperwork, expert meetings, endless phone calls. And not one paycheck the entire time. Most people would walk away. Plenty of personal injury lawyers sign up for exactly that arrangement. It’s an unusual business model. Instead of billing by the hour, many injury attorneys get paid ...

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Digital Coins For Beginners: How To Start Today And What The Future Could Hold

Digital coins have become an increasingly familiar part of conversations about money, technology and investing. What once seemed like a complicated financial concept is now something ordinary people can explore through mobile applications and online platforms. Still, understanding how digital currencies work is important before deciding whether they deserve a place in your financial plans. For beginners, the challenge is ...

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