A Canyon Country man was arrested last week on suspicion of stealing money from the cash register at his place of work in Castaic.
On Feb. 5, deputies were called to a business on the 31500 block of Castaic Road regarding a grand theft, according to Deputy Natalie Arriaga, a spokeswoman for the SCV Sheriff’s Station.
“Upon arrival, deputies learned the suspect, who is an employee at the location, had been voiding transactions and stealing money from the cash register,” said Arriaga.
At the time of the report, no arrest was made and the suspect was not present during the investigation.
The City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs on Thursday launched Reimagine Public Art, a virtual exhibition produced by DCA’s Public Art Division that highlights how artists respond to, and reimagine, Los Angeles amidst social, economic and healthcare emergencies.
The L.A. County Metro board of directors approved a $679.4 million total budget for the Interstate 5 North County Enhancement Project in the Santa Clarita Valley on Thursday, setting the stage for the project to move forward with construction of new carpool lanes.
Join the Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency (SCV Water) on Wednesday, Feb. 17, 6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m., to learn about and provide input on our Urban Water Management Plan (UWMP) Update.
This is the second virtual public workshop on the UWMP, which is one of the required plans our agency must complete as part of our long-term resource planning to ensure that adequate water supplies are available to meet existing and future needs.
Workshop participants will learn the outcomes of SB X7-7, the State’s water conservation law, and how our area performed in terms of water use efficiency. We will also touch on population projections for the Santa Clarita Valley, how much water we need to plan for that population, and our drought risk assessment. The workshop will also offer the public an opportunity to ask questions and provide input.
Santa Clarita Water To Hold Virtual Public Meeting To Address Saugus Formation Aquifer
A virtual meeting is scheduled to be held by the Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency (SCV Water) to discuss the Saugus Formation Aquifer and related public health concerns.
Santa Clarita Valley residents are invited to attend SCV Water’s latest virtual public discussion on Thursday, Feb. 11, regarding general questions over drinking water safety and the Saugus Formation Aquifer.
“This meeting is part (of) the Agency’s 30-day public comment period (ending Feb. 24, 2021) on the Engineering Evaluation/Cost Analysis (EE/CA) document, as well as the associated Community Involvement Plan (CIP),” reads a statement issued by SCV Water. “This is a required step in the process to implement further treatment and seek funding reimbursement from potentially responsible parties.”
A bipartisan group of California senators, including Sen. Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita, is urging Gov. Gavin Newsom to reclassify restaurants as essential businesses amid ever-changing safety restrictions and COVID-19 surges.
The letter, signed by 11 legislators on Dec. 11, criticizes guidelines the governor’s administration has implemented and the effects it has had on the restaurant industry in California.
“Many restaurants have gone out of business, and now, with the approach of winter and new guidelines that restrict indoor dining, many others will be forced to consider a similar choice,” reads the letter.
The senators ask in the letter that Newsom “immediately reclassify the restaurant industry as critical infrastructure before even more damage is done to our communities.”