The Railroad Fire in Santa Clarita is is 95 percent contained after burning over 10 acres of land and over a dozen homes.
Los Angeles County Firefighters are in the final stages of containing the fire that broke out Monday in Santa Clarita. Read more…
Jasmine Foster is currently working as the Community Relations Liaison at College of the Canyons in Valencia, CA. Hired in 2007 to oversee public relations affairs for the Santa Clarita Performing Arts Center, she has since successfully managed and assisted in many projects for the college such as the Grand Opening of the Canyon Canyon Country, Women’s Conferences, Opening Night Gala’s at the PAC and many fundraising events for launching new programs at the college including the University Center and the Institute for Culinary Education. Read more…
Janice France-Pettit is the Senior Vice President/Managing Director for the Northern Los Angeles Region of Union Bank, MUFG. The Northern Los Angeles Region expands throughout Santa Clarita Valley, Antelope Valley, San Fernando Valley and San Gabriel Valley.
Fred began his career in 1991 after graduating from California State University Northridge. Fred is a mortgage professional with American Family Funding and his business is 100% referral based and he has helped his clients obtain over a billion dollars in mortgage loans over the past two decades. Read more…
Adele, her husband Iain, and daughters Kirstie and Fiona, were born in the United Kingdom and moved to Santa Clarita in 1986. Adele volunteered for the American Red Cross and became a National Disaster Volunteer, responding to National Disasters. In 1989 she accepted the position of Manager of the Santa Clarita Branch of the American Red Cross.
The nonprofit Santa Clarita Valley Disaster Coalition is now accepting tax-deductible cash and gift-card donations to aid victims of the deadly Sand Fire, which killed one man, forced evacuation of 20,000 residents from 10,000 homes, destroyed 18 single-family homes, and charred nearly 40,000 acres in the SCV in late July and early August 2016.
The Santa Clarita Valley Disaster Coalition is comprised of a who’s who of Santa Clarita organizations. It is a 501 (c) 3 (pending under the umbrella of the Santa Clarita Coalition). The coalition includes the City of Santa Clarita, County of Los Angeles, College of the Canyons, Sulphur Springs Elementary School District, Santa Clarita Chamber of Commerce, VIA (Valley Industrial Association), Santa Clarita Sheriffs, Los Angeles County Fire Department, Sand Canyon Homeowners Association, Santa Clarita Red Cross, KHTS AM-1220 Radio, Santa Clarita Senior Center (Committee On Aging), Santa Clarita Child & Family Center, Union Bank and Habitat For Humanity. Read more…
The Santa Clarita Disaster Coalition’s mission is to work together as “second responders,” to provide supplemental humanitarian relief to people in our area who need help to rebuild their lives after suffering loss due to a natural disaster, community-wide emergency, or other crisis situation in the Santa Clarita Valley, and, when appropriate, elsewhere in California and the United States.
Santa Clarita News By KHTS AM 1220
The Santa Clarita Coalition is a 501c3 established to connect other Santa Clarita non-profits and stakeholders in a number of support areas with our primary focus in the Santa Clarita Valley.
The Santa Clarita Coalition is proud to be partnering with Healing California to host their…
The Railroad Fire in Santa Clarita is is 95 percent contained after burning over 10…