June 17, 2014 – Daily Brief — The SCV Talk Archive

They Didn't Have to Look Far: Officials from Bridge to Home, which operates the SCV's winter homeless shelter, didn't have to look far to find a potential year-round spot. This week, they officially ID'd the current winter shelter location near Saugus Cafe as an ideal year-round location. KHTS
Newhall Suspect Makes the Top 10: The suspect in a 1998 attempted murder case has been added to the FBI's list of 10 most wanted fugitives in the "additional violent crimes" section. Glen Earl Owen, who was stabbed several times in his Newhall home, said he approached local deputies last month and asked for something to be done. The Signal
Taking it to the Limit: SCV legislators weigh in on the state's biggest budget plan yet. The Signal
Seeing Double: Good piece on local twins who recently graduated from Cal State LA at age 19 and are headed to Stanford. The Signal
It Pays to Respond: The county Board of Supervisors may approve more than $166,000 for the SCV Senior Center at today's meeting. The senior center was one of the few organizations that responded to a county call for bids on Older Americans Act funding that was available. KHTS
Hold, Please: In case you missed this yesterday, the county's put two more charter school applications on hold that were approved by the Acton Agua Dulce School District, recently sued by the Newhall School District and LAUSD, with allegations the district is approving charters left and right for financial gain. KHTS
About That Trillion Dollar Superplane: The designer of the F-16 thinks that the F-35 that McKeon is really pushing for and that's consuming about, oh, a trillion-plus dollars, is a dumb idea. Sploid