- More Billboard Brouhaha: Deputies arrested two men, one from the Midwest, for a trespassing charge. It started as a citizen's arrest by the management of Food 4 Less, where the pair where allegedly blocking access to the store. KHTS
- How Much Exactly?: Lila Littlejohn digs into the rate increases proposed by the Sanitation District for chloride cleanup. By the time all of the yearly increases are in place, homeowners would see their annual property tax bills go up to roughly $373, from $247. The Signal
- DWP Named in Suit: A lawsuit alleges the Department of Water and Power has blame to take in the Powerhouse Fire that blackened 30,000 acres and charred dozens of homes last summer. The Signal
- Once More, With Feeling: Next week marks the start of the final NDAA process for Congressman Howard "Buck" McKeon. DefenseNews
- More On Vaping: The feds' looming regulations on e-cigarettes (as mentioned in yesterday's brief) is sparking debate in and on the fledgling industry. LA Times
- Claim Claims LAX Was Lax: A $25M claim has been filed against the city of L.A. by the family of the TSA agents shot to death during the 2013 shooting at the airport. According to the claim, LAX failed to properly protect travelers and workers. (This certainly prompts a question of "When is it safe enough?" Do we need full-on police state checkpoints and searches at the roads leading into LAX?) Daily News
- Wilk Wants Science: The City Council voted to support a bill introduced in Sacramento by Assemblyman Scott Wilk, that aims to include more scientific review in laws governing water cleanup and treatment. The Signal
- Last But Not Least: It's Cowboy Festival weekend. Michele Buttelman has the rundown on all that's rootin' and tootin' this weekend at Melody Ranch. SCVNews
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