- A Night of Remembrance: A candlelight vigil is planned for tomorrow night, for the 23-year-old Valencia man killed in an Orange County hit-and-run on New Year's Day. The Signal
- Up for an Oscar: Longtime editor Clint Eastwood and SCV resident Joel Cox is up for another Oscar, for his work on "American Sniper". Cox won an Oscar for his work on "Unforgiven." SCVNews
- Canyon Country Man Dead at Twin Towers: Perry Smith is reporting the Coroner's office is investigating the death of a 25-year-old SCV man who was in custody at Twin Towers. He was arrested Sunday on drug-related charges. KHTS
- Opening Statements in Rape Trial: The jury heard opening statements in the tral of the 74-year-old Acton possibly facing life in prison for an alleged rape. The defense attorney reportedly described the victim as a rehab-violating married woman loaded up on alcohol and Xanax. The Signal
- Facts Sure to Rile Up No One: According to a recent study by the Migration Policy Institute, California is home to a quarter of the nation's illegal immigrants, and nearly 1 in 10 lives in L.A. County. LA Times
- The Greens is Gone: Having become more and more of an overgrown eyesore in recent years, the vacant Greens building near the corner of McBean Parkway and Valencia Boulevard was razed yesterday morning. No word yet on plans for the property. Around 2009 a developer eyed the property for a hotel. The Signal
- Hangups for Susana: A judge has ruled that Boeing cannot move ahead on demolishing old buildings at the Santa Susana Field Laboratory without state regulatory intervention. The 2,000-acre site was home to rocket testing and nuclear research, where a partial meltdown occurred in 1959. Daily News
- Second Edition for Local Authors: The Newhall library is hosting its second local authors event this weekend, featuring nearly 50 local writers. KHTS
- Liberal Definitions: Local Republican club member Terri Lovell opines on the liberals of then and now, progressivism and apparently promotion of the arts is a bad thing? The Signal
- Sweet News: The SCV Foodies get some love form SCVTV and KHTS, with Larry from Yelp and Eve Bushman promoting this weekend's chocolate cookoff. KHTS
- Riding the Rails: "What's been the hairiest moment?" "Both were in Mexico. Both involved angry cartel guys. Drugs. Attempted murder. I'm not going into it further than that." Fascinating interview with a photographer who's spent the past 16 years hitching rides on trains. Gizmodo
- Eastside Real Talk: The Canyon Country Advisory Council will hear next week from Capt. Roosevelt Johnson plus the Citizens for Chiquita Canyon Landfill Compliance. KHTS
Nine years of the Valley’s town square · 2006–2015
