- Rogers Takes (Legal) Action: Dr. Lee Rogers, candidate for the 25th Congressional District seat up for grabs this November, is suing Valley Presbyterian Hospital, where he was contracted to provide outpatient services. The suit claims a VPH doctor repeatedly disparaged and badmouthed Rogers. “Prior to filing my complaint, I sought to resolve our disagreement through other means, but unfortunately I was not successful." The Signal
- McKeon Does Not Want ENLIST: Congressman Howard "Buck" McKeon continues to come out strong against the ENLIST measure, suggested for this year's National Defense Authorization Act, that would give a green card to undocumented immigrants who enlist in the military. Politico
- Public Art, Uh Oh: The nonprofit ARTree group continues to do some beautiful public art installations, such as their latest, a mural along the Creekside bike path. This being the SCV, however, expect the news of this project to draw much naysaying and grumbling. The Signal
- A Graduated Issue: The Hart district continues to enjoy a high graduation rate, higher than the state rate, which is on the increase. KHTS Daily News
- Don't Write California Off Yet: Despite numerous large businesses fleeing California for Texas' tax-friendlier climate (and, according to Texas Gov. Rick Perry, "our legal system is fair"), analysts say there's still hope for the Golden State. Daily News
- Remember Cemex?: "You see, the BLM doesn’t see the Soledad Canyon mining site for what it means to those of us who live here. Rather, the BLM sees it as a symbol of its power, as well as a source of income." Andrew Fried. longtime opponent to the planned sand and gravel mine, weighs in. The Signal
- Heat Wave: With yesterday's crazy winds, it would appear a heat wave is blowing into town, as well. LA Times
A decade of the Valley’s town square · 2006–2015
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