- Obama's Pledge Detonates a Response: Congressman Howard "Buck" McKeon has criticized the President's pledge to eliminate the use of landmines, which the outgoing congressman has called placing politics above military advice. KHTS
- There's a New Chief of Chefs: The SCV Food Services Agency has hired a new CEO, the very Dickensian-named Lynelle Grumbles, to oversee the agency that prepares 11,500 lunches every day for our valley's students. The Signal
- Still Serious: The two women struck by a car in Canyon Country while crossing the street last week remain in serious condition in the hospital. The Signal
- Toyota Drivers Take Note: More than a half-million Toyota Tacomas have been recalled for suspension problems. Daily News
- Don't Shed a Tear for the NSA: While the government spooks will certainly figure out new ways to do whatever they want, the iPhone 6 is complicating things when it comes to how data is stored. LA Register
- The Man Has a Point: "Famine could end. Fresh water could become clean and more abundant. Deaths from cancer and heart disease and diabetes and obesity could be reduced. And zoonotic diseases could be largely reduced." Musician and longtime vegan Moby on the toll that animal agriculture is taking on our planet. HuffPo
- Roundup Time: Luke and Lila team up to give the overview on what's on the November ballot. The Signal
- Bringing People Together: Pretty cool little story on how SCVHistory brought together some long-lost siblings. SCVHistory
- Don't Get Too Comfortable: You like this nice, mild fallish weather? Me too. It's not going to last. LA Times
- When SCV Looks Like Somewhere Else: Nice piece on how much NCIS loves filming here in the SCV. The Signal
- Endorsement Time: The Signal's editorial board comes out in favor of Sheriff candidate Jim McDonnell, while steering clear of any critical commentary on retired Sheriff Lee Baca or candidate Paul Tanaka. The Signal
Nine years of the Valley’s town square · 2006–2015
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