“I will go on the record this high-speed rail in California will not help our traffic problems, not in Southern California, Northern California and certainly not in Central California,” said Garcia. Garcia concluded his remarks saying that, while California has a big traffic problem and is in need of improvements to infrastructure such as the highways and Metrolink, California’s failed high-speed rail process would not help with traffic problems. And it’s still not a necessary means of transportation through California when we have alternative rail, we have Metrolink rail that just needs to be expanded and improved upon, we have highways that need to be expanded and improved upon.” It was supposed to be $33 billion and it’s now looking to be about $100 billion, which is effectively about 20% of what the transportation elements of the JOBS Act will be. It was supposed to be done by 2020. It’s really just now beginning,” said Garcia. SCV Signal News Podcast with Aron Bender.This is under the auspices of Kathryn Barger, so this is open to the entire community, not just the people in this area. “So we’re trying to get people to move beyond that, to save that for the voting booth. In coordination with almost 10 other organizations, Coco Moms of Santa Clarita provided more than 5,000 in aid to a single mother of 12 just in time for the holidays. “There’s been a lot of fragmentation and a lot of provincial mentality,” said Muepo. Muepo said he, and the county, hopes events like these can do that.
Chris Torres/The SignalĪ sense of community and culture is crucial to reforming any sense of local provinciality or division that happened during the pandemic. 4, was officially sworn in on Thursday as the newest member. So we’re making sure that the adequate safety protocol has been in place, and we’re also trying to encourage people to come back and do more community events.” Ashley Lipson, a Supervisor at the Castaic Sports Complex, prepares to sled down the snow hill with volunteer Bryan Orozco during the Parks After Dark Winter Wonderland at Val Verde Park on Saturday, Dec. News Santa Clarita Valley Signal Wilson sworn in as new Hart board member J6:37 pm Erin McKeon Wilson, Trustee Area No. 5:28 pm Share Tweet Email West Ranch High School graduate Mady Dewey has become a featured model in the Sports Illustrated 2023 issue after winning the 2022 SI Swimsuit Swim Search title and. “Even though we do recognize the threat of COVID… we’re trying to get people to get used to being in groups together. “Now that COVID has become more mitigated, the department has decided to do more widespread events,” said Muepo. Soroptimist of Greater SCV announces 2023-2024 board members J1:56 pm Soroptimist of Greater Santa Clarita Valley has announced the members of the 2023-2024 board. During the pandemic, Parks and Recreation had tight regulations on the types of events they could hold and were restricted to things like food drives and distribution. Muepo said another aim of the wonderland event was to let these communities know there’s a safe way to bring back a sense of community and culture. Sarah Bolokofsky cleans out snow in the boots of her daughter Katie, 6, in the snow area during the Parks After Dark Winter Wonderland at Val Verde Park on Saturday, Dec. County, were having trouble restarting communal events following the pandemic. Muepo said the supervisors had a concern that communities, especially in unincorporated areas of L.A. County Department of Parks and Recreation. The event’s primary funding came from the county Board of Supervisors, particularly the office of 5 th District Supervisor Kathryn Barger, and was done in coordination with the L.A. We’re trying to do an overall emphasis on having more events that benefit the entire community.” “Break that idea of, there’s Newhall, there’s Santa Clarita, there’s Castaic, there’s Copper Hill, etc. Several local races going down to the wire By Signal Staff Several Santa Clarita Valley elections are still going down to the wire as the County Registrar-Recorder’s Office: 332,550 ballots. And so what the county is trying to do is break that idea,” said Muepo. “Most of the time, Val Verde is considered an isolated, independent community.
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