Tag: safety

Coyotes: friends or foes?

By Ryan Burke When Santa Clarita local Joel Turner went out on a routine walk with his dog on a warm evening last summer, he assumed it wouldn’t be anything…

Active shooter false alarm sparks first ever joint meeting for emergency preparedness

An open forum meeting discussing the future of COC’s campus safety was held last week in response to January’s active shooter false alarm. The classified and academic senate came together,…

Santa Clarita State of the City touches its past as it looks to the future

Santa Clarita kicks off its future by looking to its past with the 2017 State of the City address. The annual address allows the city to show off the things…

Director of campus safety gives tips

Whether it’s walking to your car after work or walking through the parking lot after a night class, sometimes we don’t always feel safe. Many students are put in a…

Halloween Safety Tips

Halloween can be one of the most enjoyable times of the year, but there are certain dangers that come along with the festivities of the holiday. It is important to…

College of the Canyons students concerned over parking lot safety

Speeding and rolling through stop signs has some COC students worrying about the safety of driving and walking through COC parking lots.

A Message on Earthquake Safety

The following is a message from Dr. Michael Wilding, Dean of Student Services, on disaster preparedness.

Food Safety for the Holidays

The pressure is on and there’s so much to do. The holidays are upon us, and it’s easy to rush and forget something, and if this happens during the preparation…