Jesse
Tucker, the 30-year-old subject of an intense, 14-hour manhunt after
he allegedly tried to run over a deputy with a stolen truck, was
arrested Monday night after barricading himself in a house off of Lyons
Avenue in Newhall. READ STORY |
 The
City of Santa Clarita, along with Newhall Land, will host a dedication
and ribbon cutting to celebrate the grand opening of Santa Clarita's
30th park on Feb. 12.
READ STORY |
 Northrop
Grumman Corp. has received a contract from the U.S. Navy for the
continued production of the AN/AES-1Airborne Laser Mine Detection
System. The contract includes the production of five ALMDS pod
subsystems, support equipment, spares, and technical support.
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Tami
and Dave discuss the Super Bowl, the Senior Center is promoting the
upcoming Celebrity Waiter event, and Terri Crain from the SCV Chamber of
Commerce is telling us how we can get involved in this year's Santa
Colorita Fun Run. All this and more in this episode of SCV Today! WATCH |
 Opportunities
are available to artists and organizations interested in showing their
artwork or hosting an interactive activity. Stipends will be given to
all artists and organizations selected to participate.
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Learn about the services, opportunities and activities available for you at the Santa Clarita Valley Senior Center.
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 VIA to Host Annual Employment Law Update In
2014, the California legislature and courts were extremely busy
creating more than 900 new laws and regulations to keep California
business owners on their toes. Find out which new laws will affect your
business and employees, and learn the steps you can take to help ensure
compliance and avoid costly fines or litigation. DETAILS |
Today in SCV History: February 3, 1978
Saugus Elementary School, slated to close for good in June, shuts down four months early amid concerns about toxic fumes.
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New Old Stuff: Newhall On the Move | We
reserve this space for "brand new" old stuff - stuff added to the
SCVHistory.com archive within the last 24 hours - so why are we showing
you a photo you might have seen before? Because it ties in with a "new"
newspaper article you haven't seen before. It discusses Newhall's
2.5-mile move from today's Kmart to the current site of Abe's Pawn Shop.
We knew all about that, or so we thought. The trouble is the date of
the article. It's from October 1878, which is several months after we
thought Newhall completed its move. In the article, the new buildings
are still under construction and the train depot hasn't moved yet. More
history books to rewrite. |
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