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D.A. Office warns of scammers looking to profit from forgotten bank accounts
A forgotten bank account or insurance policy can be a target for fraudsters seeking to make a profit, according to the latest fraud warning from the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office on Friday.
Community Calendar
ONGOING Santa Clarita City Council Meetings second and fourth Tuesday of every month 6 p.m. Council meetings are also broadcast live on SCV TV channel 20 and on the city’s

Santa Clarita to host start of final stage for 2019 Amgen Tour
The city of Santa Clarita announced Wednesday morning that it has been selected to host the start of the final stage for both the men’s and women’s races of the

Energy for California by Californians
The holiday season is a time of reflection for all Californians to appreciate the contributions of working families and ensure that we are doing everything we can so the next

Local roundup: Saugus and SCCS girls basketball win, Hart boys soccer looking to build winning streak
In a home matchup on Monday night, the SCCS girls soccer team tied with Buckley 3-3 behind two goals and one assist from Sydney Boswell. Siloam Brenner scored the other

CIF-SS basketball, boys soccer rankings: 12/3/18
Boys basketball Division 2AA No. 15 Saugus Division 2A No. 13 West Ranch Divison 3AA No. 1 Santa Clarita Christian Girls basketball Division 2A No. 7 Saugus Boys soccer Division

Local roundup: Trinity boys basketball splits games, SCCS boys basketball wins, girls soccer falls
Trinity Classical Academy fell to Desert Christian 51-46 in the first game of the Desert Christian Tournament on Friday. Kyle Fields led the Knights in scoring with 13 points. Zack

Local roundup: SCCS girls basketball wins, boys soccer ties, Trinity JV basketball victorious
Boys soccer The SCCS boys soccer team tied Pacifica Christian 4-4 on Thursday at Santa Clarita Christian School. Wyatt Kennedy scored the first goal for the Cardinals and Gavin Kostjuk

Henry Mayo announces new blood test that detects heart attacks faster
Now patients of Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital with heart attack symptoms will have a faster, more accurate gauge on how severe their potential cardiac condition is, thanks to a new

Local roundup: Canyon girls basketball wins, Trinity boys soccer outlasts Heritage Christian
Canyon girls basketball picked up their third win of the season against Ventura, defeating them 36-34 at Ventura on Wednesday. Chidinma Okafor picked up a double-double, leading the Cowboys with

Local roundup: SCCS girls soccer wins, several boys basketball teams compete in tournaments
Girls soccer The SCCS girls soccer team defeated Holy Family 8-1 on Tuesday at College of the Canyons behind a strong team effort. Sydney Boswell scored five goals and had

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NHTSA issues safety travel tips ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday
Motorists will have to plan ahead for a lot of time with tens of millions of other Americans on the road this Thanksgiving holiday, according to the advice of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration in a news release issued Friday.

CBS Film Series introducing “Science Fair” on Dec. 2
The latest installment of Congregation Beth Shalom’s ongoing film series will be “Science Fair,” a documentary film from National Geographic, on Dec. 2, according to a news release issued Friday.

SCV basketball roundup: Saugus girls and boys, West Ranch boys win
Saugus girls basketball begins the season 2-0 after defeating Glendale 37-26 on Tuesday and North Hollywood 57-25 on Thursday. Monique Febles scored 14 points while Ashlyn Canel and Alexis Jimenez

Local roundup: Golden Valley soccer fights to draw in season opener
The Golden Valley boys soccer team opened its season on Wednesday against Palmdale Aerospace Academy at Golden Valley High School, with the game ending in a 0-0 tie. The Griffins

Kaiser Permanente gives awards to eight SCV nonprofits
Kaiser Permanente announced eight nonprofit organizations in Santa Clarita were awarded more than $62,000 in grant funds for their dedication for improving health and wellness, according to a news release issued Friday.

New fraud alert warns of fake charity groups supporting first responders, LADA says
The latest fraud alert is warning Los Angeles County residents of scammers masquerading as charity groups claiming to raise money for first responders, according to the L.A. County District Attorney’s Office on Friday.

Downtown Newhall set to transform for Light Up Main Street event on Nov. 17
Residents will soon have the chance to see Downtown Newhall transform into a snow-covered winter wonderland once again as the city prepares to kick off the holiday season. Set for