- It Doesn't Look Good: The final audit report has been released for Albert Einstein Academy, and while it may not include red flags pointing to outright fraud, it does document a lot of disconcerting financial mismanagement. KHTS
- Bill Parked Until Next Year: With the Senate having adjourned for the year, Buck's Cemex bill is effectively dead until 2015. And so continues the SCV's saga of trying to resolve the Cemex issue once and for all. The Signal
- A Batty Kind of Year: Rabid bats continue to turn up in L.A. County, including the SCV, which is unusual for the cooler months, according to a public health official. The Signal
- McKeon Staff on the Move: Described as one of the "most experienced and sought after legislative directors in the House," Chris Perry will be leaving outgoing Congressman "Buck" McKeon's office to work for New York state Rep.-elect Elise Stefanik, who will also be serving on the House Armed Services Committee. The Citizen
- Cops on Camera: The LAPD is set to equip 7,000 officers with body cameras, a notable move and one that hopefully the Sheriff's Department will make. Of course, officers will actually have to turn the cameras on when they arrest or detain someone. And certainly there's no way some officers will "forget" or "have no time" to turn on a camera in the heat of the moment. Daily News
- You Can't Escape Mom: In what is perhaps one of the best moments in the history of C-SPAN, a mother calls in to scold her arguing, politician sons. Talking Points Memo
A decade of the Valley’s town square · 2006–2015
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