The County Health Officer this week announced the extension of a cold weather alert for the Antelope Valley, Santa Clarita and Mount Wilson after the National Weather Service forecast low temperatures through Friday.
Wind chill temperatures are expected to dip below 32 degrees Fahrenheit.
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‘Season of Service’ continues with ‘Beds, Paths & Beyond’
The city of Palmdale continues its “Season of Service” program with a “Beds, Paths & Beyond” community garden project on Saturday, Feb. 22 from 8:30 a.m. to noon at the City’s Yucca Neighborhood House, located at East Ave. Q-3 in Palmdale.
City Council awards funding to community services and arts programs
At a recent city council meeting, the Santa Clarita City Council approved three grant awards designed to benefit Santa Clarita’s Community Services and Arts programs. The approved awards included monies up to $72,000 for community services grants, $45,000 for arts grants and a separate art grant of up to $3,000 awarded to the Canyon Theatre Guild.
Carson’s ‘Top Ladies’ celebrate 10 years of community service
Members of the Carson Chapter of Top Ladies of Distinction, Inc. (TLOD), and its affiliate, Top Teens of America, celebrated 10 years of humanitarian service to the city of Carson this week. The event which featured a raffle, silent auction, and a buffet reception, took place at the Carson Community Center located at 801 East Carson Street, Carson.
Can I take my pot on a plane?
Don’t worry. Pitkin County Sheriff Joe DiSalvo plans to install amnesty boxes at the airport, possibly as soon as next week, for people traveling out of state.
The Super Rich are mad as hell – and doing great
The tech venture capitalist initially compared the assault on the wealthy to a wave of Nazi attacks on Jews ahead of the Holocaust, in a letter this past weekend. He has since allowed that the comparison went too far, but he doesn’t apologize for the overall message and his warning about anti-rich “radicalism.”
Spots open for Palmdale Lifeguard Academy
Palmdale’s Recreation and Culture department is offering a Lifeguard Academy that will begin Friday, Feb. 21 at Marie Kerr Pool, located at 2723 Rancho Vista Blvd.
Palmdale man arrested after sheriff’s find bomb-making materials in his home
A Palmdale man was arrested January 16 after sheriff’s detectives conducting a probation search of his home found ingredients for making methamphetamine and bombs, a sergeant said.
The Guidance Charter School hosts Open House and breakfast
Current and prospective families are invited to visit The Guidance Charter School (GCS), 1125 East Palmdale Boulevard, during National School Choice Week. The Open House which will be held January 27-31 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. will serve continental breakfast on Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 8:15 to 10:15 a.m. Students will also participate in poster and essay contests about why they love GCS, write appreciation letters to their parents and dance in morning Zumba exercise classes.
Concerned Californians gather at State Capitol to protest fracking
About 200 concerned Californians gathered outside the Capitol building Wednesday to implore Governor Brown to mitigate the state’s drought by halting the water-intensive drilling technique called fracking (hydraulic fracturing), and other extreme oil extraction methods.

