- Help for the Senior Center: The SCV Senior Center is getting some additional help from the city in providing home-delivered meals. For many recipients, the home-delivered meals they get also provide the bulk of their daily human interaction. The Signal
- That's No Ticket: Sheriff's deputies will start yellow-tagging vehicles they believe to be at risk of a crime. KHTS
- Dodging the Bullet: Santa Clarita officials would prefer to see the proposed California high-speed rail project run directly through San Canyon with no stops. The Signal
- Wireless on the Agenda: On the Planning Commission's agenda for Tuesday is a permit request from AT&T to install, hidden from sight, wireless antennas on the roof of the Canyon Center strip mall. Agenda
- Soul Surfer in SCV: Surfer and shark attack survivor Bethany Hamilton will be speaking at Real Life Church in Valencia this weekend. KHTS
- Shaking Things Up a Bit: The annual Home and Garden Show and Emergency Expo will include the Fire Department's $500,000 earthquake training trailer. KHTS
- Legacy Releases Statement: The principal of Legacy Christian Academy released a statement yesterday, in the wake of a teacher's arrest on suspicion of inappropriate conduct with a student. KHTS
- Ferry Bids Farewell: This week's "Live from City Hall" column is a goodbye from 16-year Councilman Frank Ferry. The Signal
- Devestation: Heartwrenching images from the site of Washington's mudslide. Big Picture Blog
Nine years of the Valley’s town square · 2006–2015
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