Cary Quashen, the executive director of Families In Action and a featured show host on KHTS will be on the syndicated TV show “The Doctors” on Wednesday.
The show will feature Quashen sharing his experience helping a young Santa Clarita woman with her addiction to crystal meth that led to her checking in to a rehabilitation facility.
According to “The Doctors” website, Wednesday’s show will expose why more and more teens are getting hooked on drugs and answer some questions parents have about the possibility of their children falling victim.
On Monday, the California Supreme Court upheld a law that allows undocumented immigrants to pay in-state tuition for state colleges. 
Partnering with Newhall Elementary School and Borders Books, the Santa Clarita Valley Education Foundation is getting ready to add a new element to their Read With Me! literacy program – “Bag of Books.”
Economics students at Canyon High School will put their numbers knowledge to work Wednesday during a practical International Economic Summit, a world trade simulation provided by the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco.
Liz Lovely, Inc. of Waitsfield, VT, a dairy free bakery, is recalling cookie products containing chocolate or chocolate chips with undeclared dairy present in the chocolate which was purchased from a third-party chocolate manufacturer.
The West Ranch girls tennis team moved into the quarterfinals of the CIF Southern Section Division III playoffs with a 15-3 win over Marlborough.
The Saugus, West Ranch, Canyon and Valencia high school football teams have made it to the CIF Southern Section Championships. 
At Tuesday’s Planning Commission meeting, a Newhall church will continue its pursuit to facilitate a K-8 elementary school and preschool on its property. 
