A little bit of a brief brief this morning, as I'm on the road to the Bay Area. Here's hoping you and yours have a grand weekend in Santa Clarita Valley and all points beyond.
May 30, 2014 – Daily Brief
- It's a Bad Week for Black BMW Owners: Law enforcement and parents are on the lookout after two separate reports of a driver in a black BMW creeping on teen girls. The Signal
- Antonovich Speaks Out: County Supervisor Mike Antonovich blasted a political hit mailer against Congressional candidate Sen. Steve Knight. The Signal
- This Newfangled Technology: The Board of Supervisors this week voted to require political candidates to file their campaign finance reports electronically. LA Times
- Keep Your Kids Safe: With pool season upon us, the Fire Department is hosting a water safety expo tomorrow. KHTS
- Keep Your Kids Safe, The Sequel: Also tomorrow, Bicycle Safety Month will wrap up with a kids biking and walking festival at Far Oaks Ranch school. City Briefs
- When is a Starbucks Restaurant Not a Starbucks Restaurant?: The headlines all tout how "Starbucks is opening a restaurant" but that's not exactly true. Starbucks, which owns La Boulange Bakery, is opening in L.A. a restaurant version of the popular San Francisco bakery. Will it stick? Who can say. LA Register
- It Wasn't Always Palms: The palm wasn't always the iconic tree of California...it was the pepper. Southland
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