Agua Dulce, CA

An Agua Dulce man is among six foreign nationals charged with allegedly illegally registering to vote, casting ballots in California elections and later lying about their voting history on applications for U.S. citizenship. Chad Goertz, 52, a Canadian citizen and lawful permanent resident living in Agua Dulce, was charged in a federal criminal complaint alleging ... The post Agua Dulce Resident Charged With Illegal Voter Registration, Lying On Naturalization Forms appeared first on KHTS Radio.

Host: Matt Watson On today’s show, your host Matt Watson talks with iLead Agua Dulce representatives.  They talk about what unique opportunities are there at the AD campus from outdoor learning and farm animals. Next, representatives from JCI Santa Clarita to talk about their upcoming holiday event.  SCVi and iLead is a network of free ... The post Eye On The Valley- iLead Agua Dulce, JCI Santa Clarita- October 30, 2026 appeared first on KHTS Radio.

19 years ago today, the Buckweed Fire erupted near Mint Canyon Road and Sierra Highway in Agua Dulce, marking one of several major wildfires that swept through Southern California during the October 2007 fire siege. The fire was first reported at 12:55 p.m.; the blaze raced across dry brush and by mid-afternoon had scorched over ... The post Today In SCV History: October 21, 2007 – Buckweed Fire Breaks Out In Agua Dulce appeared first on KHTS Radio.

Representative George Whitesides (D-Agua Dulce) announced an $850,000 federal investment in the College of the Canyons (COC) Student Basic Needs Center on Friday to help students access food and housing. The project, funded by federal dollars, aims to renovate and expand the Basic Needs Center (BaNC), allowing the center to serve more students through access ... The post Whitesides Announces $850,000 Investment In COC Student Needs appeared first on KHTS Radio.

Long before Santa Clarita’s neighborhoods, freeways and shopping centers took shape, the valley was home to the Tataviam people, whose villages stretched across the region now known as Newhall, Saugus, Piru, Agua Dulce and beyond. Observed on the second Monday in October, Indigenous Peoples’ Day recognizes the history, cultures and contributions of Native peoples across ... The post Who Are The Tataviam? Exploring Santa Clarita’s Indigenous History appeared first on KHTS Radio.

Detectives from the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department Palmdale Sheriff’s Station are seeking assistance in locating two missing teens last seen in Agua Dulce. The missing juveniles, Leslie Gomez Jauregui and Eduardo Gomez Jauregui, residents of Los Angeles County, were last seen on Sept. 11, 2026, on the 37500 block of Wyse Road, in Agua ... The post LASD Seeks Information On Missing Teens Last Seen In Agua Dulce appeared first on KHTS Radio.