- The North Los Angeles County Regional Center, a non-profit corporation funded by the California Department of Developmental Services, is working to address the needs of families affected by the sudden, unexpected closure of Wellspring Home Care. Those with autistic and developmentally disabled family members are being directed to other service providers. SIGNAL
- Yesterday's story of a man's body found burned in Acton has been updated. The burns are so severe identification won't be immediately possible. SIGNAL
- Six of Santa Clarita's elementary schools have been declared as California Distinguished Schools. The schools are James Foster, Oak Hills, Old Orchard, Rio Vista, Stevenson Ranch, and Tesoro del Valle. KHTS
- Sulphur Springs school bond measure may be voted on this June, at the presidential primary elections. LA County Board of Supervisors will consider this plan soon. SCVNews
- Move over, Katz: there's a new politically ambitious Harrison in town. Harrison Leonard was hoping to challenge Buck McKeon in the upcoming Congressional election, but he says being laid-off from his job at Bank of America means he can't fund his campaign. SIGNAL
- *Remember the City's plans to add TV monitors to buses? The project uses Stimulus Act funds, and a Sun Valley company is upset that the funds are going to a New Zealand company rather than theirs. The NZ firm says that US products and workers will be used. NBC
- "You Only Thought the City Owns Canyon Country Park," teases Leon Worden in headline at SCVNews
- Progress on the Iron Horse Trailhead project, which spans the Santa Clara River via the old rail bridge, means we should see ribbon-cutting by May. SIGNAL
Nine years of the Valley’s town square · 2006–2015
