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August 26, 2014 – Daily Brief

  • Looking for That Alamo Money: While Tony Alamo withers away in prison after being convicted of transporting young girls across state lines for sex, a Texarkana lawyer has his eye on Alamo's SCV "church" site as a way to collect compensation for the victims. KHTS
  • A Site for Senior Eyes: While it's likely several years from being a reality, a site is being eyed for a new senior center in the valley, likely where Golden Valley and Newhall Ranch roads meet. A new facility would be a huge improvement for the Committee on Aging, which operates out of an aging facility in Newhall, in the shadow of Hart Park's bison-dotted hills. KHTS
  • Santa Clarita Valley is #1!: For rabid bats found in L.A. County, that is. KHTS
  • More Getting on Board With Supe's Idea: After several years of suggesting it, county Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich is starting to see some more support for his idea to have the high-speed rail project avoid rattling SClarita, Acton and Agua Dulce residents by running through a whole bunch of tunnels in the Angeles National Forest. LA Times
  • Regulators Mount Up Against Vaping: The UN health agency is urging e-cigarettes to be regulated and banned indoors until it can be proven they're not harmful to bystanders. Daily News
  • Improvements are Central to Park: CIty officials cut the ribbon on improvements at Central Park, as well as discussed the next phase of park improvement, which will include tennis courts. KHTS
  • Get Quake-Ready: The weekend's Napa quake should be a reminder it's only a matter of time until we get shaken up again. City emergency preparedness guru Donna Nuzzi weighs in. The Signal


August 26, 2014 – Daily Brief

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