- 26 to Life: A Saugus man was sentenced to 26 years to life in prison for the murder of Karla Brada, who died at 31 years old. KHTS
- They Went and Did It: Unless I wasn't paying attention, The Signal just went ahead and threw up a paywall on their site, and did it without giving anyone notice. I really don't have that big of an issue with a paywall, but if you're going to finally make that big of a change at least give people a heads up.
- Sentence Prompts Outrage: A victim is beyond understandably upset after an SCV man was slapped with 213 days in prison and a $370 fine for molestation that went on when the girl was between 8 to 11. KHTS
- Deputies Working on Their Night Moves: Sheriff's narcotics deputies arrested three people near Mabel's Roadhouse, one of them for trying to sell cocaine. It's reportedly part of ongoing efforts by the Sheriff's Station to crack down on drugs. KHTS
- Not Just CalArts: Some 85 colleges and universities nationwide are under federal investigation for their handling of sexual assault cases. HuffPo
- Get an Inside Look: If you want to more about how the Sheriff's Department operates, this certainly seems like a good way. The Sheriff's Station is hosting a six-week "Community Academy" to give 30 people an inside look. The application deadline is coming up. KHTS
- A Champion: “I used to beat up my little brother as a kid. My dad told me ‘You either stop beating up your little brother or you take Taekwondo.'" A local teen who was diagnosed with autism is a state Taekwondo champ. KHTS
- Talkin' 'Bout Fraud: "Fraudulent voting activity is all over the place, including double voting, impersonation, vote buying and selling, ineligible voting, voter registration issues, and absentee voting issues." In the run-up to Election Day, Joe Messina reminds everyone that voter fraud is out there. SCVNews
- Not a Tough Time for Turf: While some businesses are drying up in the midst of a drought, one that is starting to flourish is the artificial grass business. Daily News
Nine years of the Valley’s town square · 2006–2015
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