- The new Newhall Library will be the most spectacular thing anywhere, at anytime says Councilwoman Laurene Weste. Others are happy with the redesign too (though not that happy apparently). I think it’s going to be spectacular and fabulous. SIGNAL
- Sanitation rates set to rise for Santa Clarita, but a comparison with other communities along the Santa Clara river shows we’re still paying much less ($80 a month in Fillmore vs $24 for SCV in 2013). SIGNAL
- In a reversal of the usual trend, gas prices are heading down by as much as 22 cents as summer approaches. More supply and a slow economy are to credit/blame DAILY NEWS
- Daily News columnist Dennis McCarthy writes about Santa Clarita husband-wife team who commute daily to their nursing and therapy jobs at Valley Presbyterian Hospital’s Neonatal intensive care unit. The couple care for premature babies and McCarthy writes about their experience with one two pound baby who died DAILY NEWS
- Assemblyman Cameron Smyth endorses Carly Fiorina for US Senate. And Sharon Runner switched from endorsing Chuck DeVore to Fiorina CARLY FOR CA
- LA DA Steve Cooley, running for California Attorney General, stopped by the Tournament Player’s club on Tuesday KHTS
- Hart District’s Zero Tolerance policy for drugs questioned SIGNAL
- Everyday is a good day to bicycle to work, but the official Bike to Work Day for Santa Clarita is May 20, a week from today, not May 13 as the Signal reported today. More power to those guys riding for the first time today though! I hope this doesn’t depress turnout for next week’s event.
- Hey speaking of Bicycles, Los Angeles County is holding another meeting/workshop to gather community input on the County’s Bicycle Master Plan. They held one in Castaic a few months ago, but this one will be on Thursday June 17 at Hart Park WRB
- Cool “Power of the Sound” demonstration to be held at COC tomorrow night. Sounds really neat. hah! KHTS
- “Park 101″ is a plan for downtown Los Angeles that would involve building a park, housing and commercial spaces over Highway 101. Rendering looks pretty cool STREETSBLOG
- A gray whale has been entangled in fishing nets off Dana Point since Monday, but whale rescuers successfully freed the animal after they “caressed the whale and spoke soothingly to it” and cut it loose. Now the whale has gone back out to the ocean LA TIMES
- Los Angeles has never liked its County Supervisors LA OBSERVED
- New Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department website SHERIFF.LACOUNTY.GOV
- WalMart is expanding its electronics section at stores to compete with the likes of Best Buy. That’s good for us in the SCV, we have one Best Buy and three Wal Marts. And no Apple stores or Fry’s. Sigh. LA TIMES
- Handicap parking abusers ought to be tarred and feathered. Or at least that’s how I feel after reading this LTE
- On this date (well tomorrow actually) in 1874, the “Womanizing bandito and pistol fighter Tiburcio Vasquez [incidentally he's pictured above] was caputred in the Hollywood Hills, literally jumping out of the bedroom window of the wife of one of his men. As he was attempting to run and put his pants on at the same time [no doubt in a comical fashion], Vasquez was wounded in the leg and buttocks by a shotgun wielding deputy.” Whew! All that and more in John Boston’s TIME RANGER
- Cam Noltemeyer says the City is lowering its development standards and selling out the City’s residents SIGNAL
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