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Archived News

Archived News Articles

    Dog Death Phenomenon Plagues SCV

    Thu, 05/12/2005 - 10:47am  |  oldcontent

    Several Santa Clarita residents, including a woman named Irene have become victims of vendors, selling dogs illegally throughout the valley....

    Apparently these illegal vendors find animals on the backs of vehicles, and most of the animals are sold for several hundred dollars.


    On top of the ridiculously high prices, most of these animals have been found to be sick, so the veterinarian bills add up as well.


    More on this story can be found in today's Signal.

    Lockheed Federal Credit Union Player of the Week

    Thu, 05/12/2005 - 8:52am  |  oldcontent

    Congratulations to Joe Greiner of HartHigh School for being selected as a “Player of the Week”.


     

    Dodgers Lose to Cardinals 9-3

    Wed, 05/11/2005 - 8:19pm  |  oldcontent

    The Los Angeles Dodgers lost to the St. Louis Cardinals 9-3 Wednesday night. Join the Dodgers Thursday morning at 9:30am for their next exciting game right here on AM-1220, KHTS!

    College of the Canyons Admissions Office Hours Expanded

    Wed, 05/11/2005 - 4:32pm  |  oldcontent

           SANTA CLARITA -- College of the Canyons has expanded the
    hours of operation of its admissions, counseling and student business office
    to accommodate applications and registration demands for its upcoming summer
    semester.  The college will be offering more classes this summer than any
    summer during its 35-year history and additional hours are needed to
    accommodate an anticipated influx of students.
            While students are encouraged to use online services to

    New Summer Theatre Academy Offered at COC

    Wed, 05/11/2005 - 4:30pm  |  oldcontent

       SANTA CLARITA -- College of the Canyons is offering a unique,
    intensive Theatre Academy as part of its largest summer school in 35 years.
    The program is developed and taught by working professional producers,
    directors, actors and designers that comprise the college's theatre
    department.  The Vital Express Center for the Performing Arts will be used
    as both an instructional facility and as a performance venue for the
    program.  Students will have the opportunity to learn many aspects of the

    Runners High Speed Chase Bill is Approved

    Wed, 05/11/2005 - 3:48pm  |  oldcontent

         Senate Bill 126 Requires Individuals Causing High Speed Chases to Pay Back Recovery Costs
        (SACRAMENTO) --- To address the growing problem of dangerous high speed
    chases, Senator George Runner's (R-Antelope Valley) legislative proposal has
    now been approved by two Senate policy committees and will be considered by
    the full State Senate. 

    Mayor Hears Annexation Arguments

    Wed, 05/11/2005 - 9:57am  |  oldcontent

    In a homeowner's association meeting Monday evening, Santa Clarita Mayor Cameron Smyth ensured Castaic-area residents that they can choose whether they will become part of the city or not....

    Many Castaic residents feel it would be detrimental to the community to join the city, and some residents feel as if the city seeks to annex additional areas.


    While Smyth believes the city should be continuous throughout the communities in the Santa Clarita Valley, the city "does not actively pursue annexation."

    SCV Teachers Dispute Governors Reform

    Wed, 05/11/2005 - 9:52am  |  oldcontent

    Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger is expected to propse an education initiative known as "recognition pay," which pays teachers in low-performing schools more than other schools....

    Representatives from the California Teachers Association's SCV Chapter, including Saugus High School educator Orval Garrison, disagree with this policy.


    Local teachers argue that the state should make the low performing schools better, rather than trying to entice teachers to work at those schools and settle for lower results.

    Dodgers Defeat Cardinals 9-8

    Tue, 05/10/2005 - 8:45pm  |  oldcontent

    The Dodgers came from behind Tuesday night and defeated the St. Louis Cardinals, 9-8. The final game in the three game series against the Cards takes place Wednesday at 4:30pm- and you can hear it live on your Hometown Station, AM-1220 KHTS!

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