- Plenty of Questions Remain: A 27-year-old woman died in custody at the SCV Sheriff's Station. Arrested Thursday on a narcotics possession charge, she was found unresponsive in her cell (per the LA Times, she was sharing it with two other inmates) Saturday afternoon and pronounced dead. The Signal KHTS
- Startling Find at Pyramid Lake: A jet skier came across a terrible unexpected sight yesterday at Pyramid Lake: an overturned boat and a man's body floating in the water. The Signal
- Sending a Strongly Worded Letter: The city is getting ready to send a letter to the owner of The Greens property, letting them know the building either needs to be rehabilitated or demolished. Tearing it down was the plan several years ago, when Brisam Valencia LLC wanted to build a new hotel on the site. The Signal
- A Community Send-Off: Jim Ventress, longtime leader of the SCV Boys & Girls Club, was given a crowded, well-wishing, commendation-presenting send-off this weekend as he retires. Oh, and a lifetime pass to Magic Mountain. KHTS
- Be the Hero the Saugus District Deserves: As long as you actually live in the district, you can apply for the Saugus Union School District board seat previously held by Stephen Winkler. SCVNews
- Wilford Brimley May Be Available For Marketing: After spending about $1.8 billion on development of Afrezza, Valencia-based MannKind had received FDA approval on the inhalable diabetes treatment. SCVNews
- Czech Yourself Before You Wreck Yourself: This man's day could have only gotten better after coming THIS close to getting his face literally rocked off. Sploid
- Radio Operators Have a Field Day Hamming it Up: When disaster strikes and cellphone fail, who will we look to? The Ham radio operators. Over the weekend they held their annual Field Day emergency preparedness drill. The Signal KHTS
- The Era May be Officially Over: It would appear that the final surviving Hamburger Hamlet has closed. LAObserved
Nine years of the Valley’s town square · 2006–2015
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