- Remembering the Fallen: It wasn't just national barbecue day; Eternal Valley's annual Memorial Day ceremony is always a reminder of just what the day is about. The Signal
- The Heavy Weight of War: A veteran who fought in the Battle of the Bulge shared years later about how he continued to be haunted by killing a young, German soldier. Sploid
- Changing the Charter Laws: Luke Money looks at the bill by Sen. Fran Pavley that would block charter schools from operating outside the district in which they're chartered. Naturally, this is of interest to SCV school leaders because of Albert Einstein Academy. The Signal
- Oil Manufacturer Busted: Deputies arrested a Castaic man after a traffic stop revealed a vehicle full of materials needed to manufacture hash oil. Extremely dangerous in its production method, hash oil is the most potent form of cannabis. The Signal LA Register
- 5 Injured in Crash: A car pulled into the path of a sheriff's cruiser responding to a call Saturday, resulting in the second crash of the week involving a sheriff's deputy. KHTS The Signal
- Is the Dream Dead?: "California managed to surf some pretty calm waters for a few decades, growing and prospering just because we were in the right place at the right time. We were like the only girl at a 'Star Trek' convention. Of course, we were popular." Kareem Abdul-Jabbar gets extra points for working in references to both "The Third Man" and "The Terminator." LA Register
- Pulling Ahead: Jana Adkins reports the SCV real estate market is outpacing other areas, and notes a few trends. The Signal
Nine years of the Valley’s town square · 2006–2015
