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Education takes flight at Castaic Middle School

Behind the walls of a Castaic Middle School classroom, students fumbled with propellers, simulated a drone taking flight and discussed the implications of the new technology in society. It was

Most — still not all — sample ballots mailed

    While the “vast majority” of voters in Los Angeles County have gotten their sample ballots for the Nov. 8 election in the mail, the L.A. County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk’s

Seniors Can Lose Savings in Investment Scams

News release issued by the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office.   Many seniors who are approaching retirement or who are already retired may be tempted to boost their savings

Holidays I Can Do Without

I am looking at the calendar and trying to figure out how certain days got to be holidays. Some of them I get. Veterans Day, Memorial Day and religious holidays

‘Beware of the Dark Realm’

Beware the Dark Realm is a free non profit Halloween haunt to help raise funds/food for the local Santa Clarita Food Pantry. Beware The Dark Realm originated in 2013, however

Daou and its Wines

Two weeks ago I wrote about the courage and vision of the Daou brothers as they moved from bombed out Beirut to Paris to Wall Street success to, with no

Travelin’ Band: A tribute to John Fogerty

On Friday, Oct. 28, returning to the American Legion Post 507 for another performance, the Travelin Band Tribute to John Fogerty will be rockin’ the house. Band members include: Harrison

City shoots to become “Best in the West”

Santa Clarita is on its way to becoming the “Best in the West.” Members of city council and community leaders came together Thursday afternoon to discuss Santa Clarita’s latest programs,

Bridge to Home preps for Winter Shelter opening

Before the chill of winter sets in, volunteers are making preparations for the opening of Bridge to Home’s annual Winter Shelter next month. Open each year from November to mid-March,