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Castaic Flag Football Forfeits 11 Games Following CIF-SS Ruling, Misses Playoffs

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Castaic High School’s girls flag football team has been forced to forfeit 11 games following a ruling by the CIF Southern Section, costing the Coyotes a potential Foothill League title and eliminating the program from postseason contention. The forfeitures cover games played between Sept. 10 and Oct. 6, including seven Foothill League contests. Castaic originally recorded nine wins and two ...

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Portions Of Northbound Sierra Highway To Be Closed During Weekday Hours

Portions of Sierra Highway are set to be closed during daytime hours through the rest of the week. Caltrans officials are scheduled to be doing paving work on the northbound side of Sierra Highway between Placerita Canyon Road and Golden Valley Road, according to officials. The closure of Sierra Highway will be in effect Monday, Oct. 19, through Friday, Oct. ...

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Assemblywoman Schiavo Hosts 4th Annual Senior Resource Fair 

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Assemblywoman Pilar Schiavo hosted her 4th Annual Senior Resource Fair on Friday, Oct. 16, at the Santa Clarita Valley Senior Center, bringing together local seniors, community organizations, and service providers to connect older adults with valuable resources to help them stay healthy, safe, and independent. The free event provided seniors and their families with access to information and assistance on ...

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CIF-SS Volleyball Playoff Brackets Released; Seven Santa Clarita Teams Make The Cut

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Seven Santa Clarita Valley high school volleyball programs have earned spots in the CIF Southern Section playoffs, with teams from across the Foothill and Heritage leagues preparing to begin their postseason runs.  West Ranch, Saugus, Canyon, Valencia, Castaic, Trinity Classical Academy and Santa Clarita Christian School will each look to make a deep playoff run as the brackets get underway ...

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Rain, Cooler Temperatures Return To Santa Clarita

Rain and cooler temperatures are moving back into the Santa Clarita Valley this week, bringing a threat of debris flows from the recent burn areas. Conditions are expected to start cooling off, with rain arriving in the Santa Clarita Valley Wednesday evening into Thursday morning, said David Gomberg, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service (NWS). We expect the storm ...

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How Advanced Laser Processing Is Changing Modern Manufacturing

Modern manufacturing is moving towards production systems that deliver greater precision, consistent quality, and shorter processing times. Automation and digital control are helping manufacturers achieve these goals, but the processes used to modify, join, and prepare components are equally important. Advanced laser processing has become a valuable part of this transition, offering controlled methods for marking, welding, and cleaning industrial ...

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Whitesides Announces $850,000 Investment In COC Student Needs

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Representative George Whitesides (D-Agua Dulce) announced an $850,000 federal investment in the College of the Canyons (COC) Student Basic Needs Center on Friday to help students access food and housing. The project, funded by federal dollars, aims to renovate and expand the Basic Needs Center (BaNC), allowing the center to serve more students through access to food and community resources, ...

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Today In SCV History: October 19, 1954 – Bamboo Cafe Opens

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On October 19, 1954, Dick and Ruth Cone opened the Bamboo Cafe at the northwest corner of 10th and Spruce streets in Newhall, bringing a newly remodeled dining establishment to the community. The Bamboo Cafe, located at 24501 Spruce Street, was owned by Dick L. Cone, whose family also owned the Saugus Cafe for 86 years. The restaurant remained in ...

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Man Killed After Crashing Into Tree In Santa Clarita Identified

The man who died after crashing into a tree in Santa Clarita Saturday morning has been identified. David Tchakerian, 47, from Canyon Country, was identified as the man who crashed into the tree, according to officials with the Los Angeles County Examiner’s Office. Around 3:30 a.m. Saturday, first responders received reports of a traffic collision on Railroad Avenue and Oakridge ...

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