- Bob Hauter, TimBen Boydston and The Signal weigh in on the Gauny/Ferry tete a tete at the Councli meeting on Tuesday night. Money quote comes from Gauny: “”I’m not going to be thrown up against the bus [deft Transit Division reference sir!]. I’m not perfect, but if you want to drag up stuff from 20 years ago and make it sound like yesterday, I can drag up stuff on Ferry from two years ago.” At this point in high school, everyone would gather round the two combatants and shout FIGHT! SIGNAL
- City’s IT’ Manager says Santa Clarita would “absolutely be interested in participating” in Google’s plans for a super high-speed 1.0gb/s broadband network. The online giant rolled out its plans yesterday and says it wants 500,000 people online by next year. Where do I sign up? LA TIMES
- City Council study session on illegal immigration planned SIGNAL, KHTS
- The population of illegal immigrants living in the United States has declined by nearly 1 million the LA TIMES says.
- Local YouTuber has several videos of the heated confrontations in front of City Hall Tuesday night YOUTUBE
- The Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce has hired a professional lobbyist, and no, I’m not talking about elected people in town the chamber already employs. He is Damian Jones, a lobbyist with 15 years of experience. He will interface with local state and federal officials to look out for the interests of Santa Clarita’s businesses. First fight- making sure the Enterprise Zone tax credit program isn’t modified by the state to expand health insurance for workers SIGNAL
- The Saturn Dealership on Creekside sold its last new Saturn vehicle in mid January and is now a used-car dealership. But, says Don Fleming, things are better this year than last, when the SCV’s auto dealers saw a 35% decline collectively in Auto sales. Eventually new dealerships might come to town like Subaru, Audi, or even Porsche he says SIGNAL
- 1,500 inmates released early from County jails around the state, but Los Angeles County isn’t releasing any. LA TIMES
- The city reminds you not to let children get a hold of your Vicodin or that other pill that starts with a V PRESS RELEASE
- And a little good news in California today: state tax receipts were $1.28 billion higher than expected in January the state controller says LA TIMES
- This year’s KHTS bus trip to Sacramento will feature a keynote speech by Gubernatorial candidate Steve Poizner KHTS
- The City of Los Angeles is considering a plan to reduce the cost of red light traffic fines LA TIMES
- By 2020 90% of China’s 1.3 billion people will have access to High Speed Rail, but in California, I’m sure we’ll still be fighting about whether to build a line at all INFRASTRUCTURIST
- Woman suffering from breast cancer writes about new screening guidelines and the impact of budget cuts on early detection LTE
- Letter writer says City of Santa Clarita is fiscally irresponsible LTE
- I liked John Boston’s post about walking with your eyes closed WRB
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