Oct. 15, 2014 – Daily Brief — The SCV Talk Archive

Another Chapter in the Einstein Saga: Almost one year after it was requested by the county Office of Education, an audit of Albert Einstein Academy has not been wrapped up by the same team that recently wrapped up an audit very critical of the Acton Agua Dulce school district's fiscal situation. KHTS
Golf Course Cutbacks: In the face of continued drought, Robinson Ranch is alternating closure days to better conserve water. KHTS
New Courts for Santa Clarita: Tennis courts, that is. The City Council signed off on a design contract with the same firm that designed the other phases of Central Park. The Signal
No Charges in Grow House Arrest: The DA's office is opting not to prosecute the couple arrested with some 70 marijuana plants in their house earlier this year. That was the same house that, a few months later, found men posing as police forcing their way in, tying up occupants and looting the house. Am I the only one who thinks something isn't adding up here? The Signal
Forum or Against 'Em: If you missed Saturday's candidate forum between Steve Knight and Tony Strickland, it's streaming online. SCVTV
Nuclear Questions: Gizmodo provides a break from all the Ebola terror to ask "What would happen in nukes went off in 20 major U.S. cities?" Gizmodo
That's Not the Sheriff's Department Calling: The Sheriff's Department put out a release yesterday, warning people that phone scammers are making the rounds, claiming to need money to take care of arrest warrants. KHTS