Sophia Lesseos is a News Reporter at KHTS News. She covers a range of topics including climate change, environmental issues, and regional interests, with a particular focus on climate policy and educational governance. Sophia's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including KRCR News Channel 7, WNYO-TV, and FOX 8/14.
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Sophia's coverage primarily focuses on local news and evolving stories related to Fresno, California. She often covers breaking news and government announcements related to crime, community, health, and Christmas.
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By: Sophia Lesseos
With the June 2 primary election approaching, KHTS Radio invited candidates running for California's 27th Congressional District and California's 40th Assembly District to participate in live on-air interviews discussing affordability, housing, public safety and why they are seeking office.
By: Sophia Lesseos
Trust for Public Land announced Wednesday that Santa Clarita is ranking 42nd in Southern California's best big city park system.
By: Sophia Lesseos
Today in SCV History May 24, 1986, the legendary stuntman died at the age of 89 in North Hollywood, but his impact on Hollywood and the Santa Clarita Valley is still felt today.
By: Sophia Lesseos
Two suspects connected to separate felony crimes in the Santa Clarita Valley earlier this year are now behind bars after deputies tracked them down in the San Fernando Valley.
For many Americans, Memorial Day means cookouts and a long weekend – but for military families, it's a painful reminder of those who never came home.
By: Sophia Lesseos
Before the famous Gold Rush of 1849 changed California forever, the state's very first gold discovery happened right here in the Santa Clarita Valley, and on May 26, 1956, the community came together to celebrate and preserve that history for future generations.
Families packed the stands at College of the Canyons on Tuesday night as hundreds of graduates from William S. Hart High School celebrated a major milestone during the school's 78th commencement ceremony.
Thousands of family members, friends and supporters filled the stands Wednesday night as 596 students from Saugus High School officially graduated as the Class of 2026.
By: Sophia Lesseos
On May 28, 2005, hundreds of residents gathered in Old Town Newhall for the grand opening of Veterans Historical Plaza, a space dedicated to honoring the service and sacrifice of America's veterans.
By: Sophia Lesseos
On May 30, 2013, the Powerhouse Fire broke out near the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power's Powerhouse No. 1 in San Francisquito Canyon and rapidly spread north, fueled by dry brush, dangerous winds and scorching temperatures.
