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Before the festivities of Independence Day begin the city of Santa Clarita is reminding residents that fireworks are illegal to use and possess within the community.
Mayor Bill Miranda was joined by City Councilmembers, Supervisor Kathryn Barger, the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Department, the Los Angeles County Fire Department and the Grossman Burn Center this morning for a fireworks press conference to reinforce this message. The conference was concluded with a pyrotechnic demonstration to showcase the potentially costly dangers that result from fireworks.
Ahead of the Fourth of July holiday, residents are cautioned against using fireworks and encouraged to report any illegal firework use near them at santa-clarita.com/RSC. Information inputted on the map and in the description is transmitted to the Sheriff’s Department for them to investigate and to inform proactive enforcement. Residents may also call (661) 255-1121 to report illegal firework use. Individuals should only
Five of the felony charges included multiple suspects arrested for an attempted armed robbery in Castaic.
A containment had been set up Friday afternoon after five people allegedly attempted to rob a victim at gunpoint. At around 12:30 p.m., deputies received reports of a possible armed robbery on the 27000 block of Quincy St. near Hasley Canyon Rd. in Castaic, said Lt. Ethan Marquez, with the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station.
“We are investigating five male hispanics for robbery,” Marquez said at the time. “They were apparently armed with a firearm.”
According to Sheriff’s officials, all five suspects were taken into custody. No injuries were reported and no property was obtained by the suspects.
A brush fire quickly spread near Towsley Canyon on Tuesday afternoon, with initial reports indicating it had grown by 50 acres within a half-hour.
The call was received by the first responders at 1:27 p.m. on the 24000 block of The Old Road.
“We received a report of flames and smoke coming from an area near Towsley Canyon Park,” said Leslie Lua, a spokeswoman for the Fire Department, at 1:35 p.m.
At 2 p.m., officials on the scene gave their initial report that the fire was 50 acres in size, in medium-to-heavy brush, and was being spread by 30 mph northeast winds, according to Chris Thomas, a spokesman for the Fire Department.
This is certainly a different type of holiday season and while nothing feels quite the same, Carousel Ranch was able to keep things safe for the holidays while still bringing the joy of their annual “Santa Day” festivities into the hearts and homes of every student.
With the help of Pardee Homes, returning as the event’s sponsor for the 14th year straight – Santa Day at Home, was a great success – bringing each student a “Santa Day box” literally packed full of fun.
The box was meant to replicate the many things that the students usually experience at the annual party held at the ranch. Each box included a letter from Santa, stationary and an envelope addressed to Santa at the North Pole, a Christmas card from their Carousel Ranch instructor, reindeer food, homemade cookies, a s’mores kit, craft kits, temporary holiday tattoos, a plush toy and even a very special Carousel Ranch coloring book with crayons made especially for this occasion (to name a few of the item