SCVNews.com | Today in the history of SCV (September 19)

The Los Angeles County Public Health Department has confirmed the first death from West Nile virus during the 2021 season in Los Angeles County. A resident patient of eastern Los Angeles County was hospitalized and died of WNV-related neuroinvasive disease.

Los Angeles County public health officials confirmed 25 new deaths and 1,823 new cases of COVID-19 across the county on Friday, for a total of 35,090 cases in the Santa Clarita Valley. In addition, Public Health announced that the Los Angeles County health official’s order was changed today to require validation of vaccination or negative tests before entering any mega-events and event venues by October 7.

The Los Angeles County Supervisory Board will pay developers of various types of residential, commercial and industrial projects on Wednesday for 1% of the building’s value, or by paying 1% of the building’s value. Approved an ordinance requiring the provision of public art for the development of. To the Public Art Fund.

Santa Clarita City Council received a brief report on Camp Scott and Scudder on Tuesday. These are two Saugus establishments recommended by the ad hoc subcommittee of the Juvenile Juvenile Reorganization Block Grant of the Juvenile Juvenile Coordination Council in May to become the new hotbed for young violent criminals in Los Angeles County. ..

Friday afternoon’s massive wildfire quickly spread to 100 acres of wildfire on Vista Del Lago Road, east of Interstate 5.

During Child Passenger Safety Week, September 19-25, the California Highway Patrol will educate the general public about the importance of having children in properly fitted and installed child seats.

The atmosphere of the Holiday Inn Express’s outdoor patio in Valencia was fun and vibrant during the Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce Hispanic Cultural Heritage Month event on Wednesday night.

During the same week, Los Angeles County Sheriff officials said they would increase restrictions on officers bringing the AR-15 to the scene, and some Santa Clarita Valley activists wanted to bring more new changes to law enforcement policy. Declared.

Last week, CSUN President Erica D. Beck welcomed the CSUN community during the annual fall welcome address on September 10, welcoming returning students and faculty to the partially reopened campus.

One of the most difficult decisions pet owners can face is the inability to keep their beloved pet.

In the middle of the 2021 season, the Santa Clarita Christian Cardinals women’s volleyball team was ranked number one in Division 8 of the CIF South Section.

If the team is still struggling to figure out their plans, now is the right time to turn the tide: Foothill League competition kicks off next week.

Today’s blog is the third and final post in a series that examines how Animal Care & Control (DACC) in Los Angeles County has improved its operations over the past two decades.

More than 100 people gathered at Elks Lodge on the Sierra Highway on Saturday to spend time with friends and family and raise money for local charities during the Elks Car & Bike Show.

Officials at Henry Mayo New Hall Hospital reported two more deaths on Thursday, confirming that the total number of deaths from COVID-19 has reached 165 since the start of the pandemic, hospital spokesperson Patrick confirmed. Moody.

Students in LA County may soon have access to more mental health services due to the expansion of community school initiatives.

Supervisor Kathryn Berger read a motion to accept part of the Sloan Canyon Road near Castaic High School into the county road network in order to secure the road and avoid future collisions.

Los Angeles County public health officials on Tuesday confirmed 37 new deaths and 1,930 new cases of COVID-19 across the county, with a total of 34,936 cases in the Santa Clarita Valley.

A Los Angeles County Sheriff’s agent is looking for the scoop after several Baskin-Robbins ice cream shops were robbed on Tuesday, including two in the Santa Clarita Valley.

The City of Santa Clarita is inviting nonprofits to a meeting on Thursday, September 23, which are interested in learning more about the 2022 grant cycle for community services and arts grant programs.