The 2011 Santa Clarita Fourth of July Parade starts at 9 a.m. at Hart Park, travels down Main Street to Lyons, turns left, goes to Orchard Village Road, makes a right, then turns right on 16th Street, disbanding at Newhall Park.
For the first time in several years, there will be an all-high school marching band, the Santa Clarita Valley Unifed Marching Band.
It’s great when your work sends you to a theme park. Two KHTS interns and I headed out to the Green Lantern: First Flight media event this morning to bring you a report on the ride. Honestly, though, I forgot I was at work; it was just flat out fun.
Mariachi Mystery Tour, a group of accomplished mariachi musicians that play a fun and festive repertoire of songs by The Beatles, will perform a free concert Saturday, July 9, on the Santa Clarita Performing Arts Center (PAC) main stage as part of the ongoing SCV World Music Free Concert Series.
What better way to kick off Friday night’s Valencia Jazz and Blues Concert Series show with the National Anthem? And who better to do it than KHTS’ very own, 
The Los Angeles Kings will open the 2011-12 NHL season with four games away from STAPLES Center – including two games in Europe – before hosting the St. Louis Blues at STAPLES Center on Tuesday, October 18, at 7:30 p.m. as part of Opening Night festivities, the Kings and the NHL announced.
West Ranch graduate JJ Holen advanced to the third round of the US Amateur Public Links golf championship and lost in match play.
Homicide investigators working the case of Renata Klein, the Canyon Country woman who went missing along with her husband, Dusan, and their dog, Cindy, told KHTS that blood found in the couple’s vehicle appears to be canine and they believe that someone killed the dog.
California lawmakers approved an $86 billion budget late Tuesday that imposes deep spending cuts but does not extend tax hikes. Despite optimism on the part of the majority party, the plan is already coming under fire for proposed cuts and it hasn’t even been signed by Governor Jerry Brown.
