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Treating depression with fellowship

For those experiencing depression, sometimes, the holidays can be especially rough. Financial pressures, awkward familial interactions and Seasonal Affective Disorder are just a few of the challenges put in front

Council to discuss pot shops Tuesday

Marijuana talk is back on the City Council agenda set for Tuesday. After a year of research from city staff members, the council will address their findings, taking into consideration

Small heat wave hits SCV this Thanksgiving

This Thanksgiving holiday is shaping up to being one of the hottest on record in Southern California, according to officials with the National Weather Service (NWS). The mini heat wave

Castaic Middle School holds annual Turkey Bowl

The fifth annual Castaic Middle School Turkey Bowl was full of excitement and anticipation as students watched a close matchup between two seventh and eighth grade teams. More than 500

Santa Clarita uncertain on Cemex situation

Santa Clarita City Council members recently approved a pair of $20,000 lobbying contracts to support its effort to keep a Cemex sand-and-gravel mine away from Soledad Canyon, on the city’s

COC’s Model UN thrives at recent conference

College of the Canyons’ (COC) Model United Nations team took home several team honors and individual awards at its latest conference this past weekend. Hosted by University of California (UC),