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SCV NewsBreak for Tuesday, May 30, 2017
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A Santa Clarita woman has been identified as the victim in Friday evening’s fatal head-on collision.

The SCV Sheriff’s Station is investigating the suspected theft of a bike and are looking for more information about it and its owner.

Two Saugus High School graduating seniors were awarded the first two Rod Bennet Memorial Scholarships.

Saugus High School’s head baseball coach John Maggiora announced plans to step down in a Facebook post on Saturday.

Plus, a look at this week’s weather.

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