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January 26, 2015· santaclarita.com · SantaClarita.com (SCVTalk 5.0) · Wayback capture

Jan. 26, 2015 – Daily Brief

By Josh Premako

  • Three Weeks In, the Saddest Story of the Year: A 30-year-old man was arrested Saturday on suspicion of murdering his three-week-old daughter. She was reported missing Friday night, and the man reportedly led investigators to the body Saturday after a search had been underway for hours. An autopsy is set for today. KHTS The Signal LA Times
  • Rallying Support: An online fundraiser is already underway for the family of Baby Ellorah. KHTS
  • Initial Optimism: Local educators are optimistic about Gov. Jerry Brown's budget proposal, that includes an increase in K-12 spending of roughly $2,600 per student in the 2015-16 school year. The Signal
  • Preservation Ordinance Up for a Vote: The County Board of Supervisors is poised to decide Tuesday on historic preservation ordinance that would establish procedures for protecting properties throughout the county. SCV News
  • 10 Years of Changes: "Metrolink has come a long way in 10 years: We can safely say we now have the safest commuter rail system in the country.” Today is the anniversary of the Metrolink that killed 11 people and injured 180, and in the decade since the agency has made a number of safety changes. Daily News
  • A New Pets Mart: "It was, and remains, equally important to me to make healthy pet food and supplies accessible to people of all incomes." Canyon Country gets a new pet food and supply store, in the form of Protein for Pets. The Signal
  • Remembering a Capitol Legend: A long and detailed obit by Stephen K. Peeples of John Palladino, longtime Friendly Valley resident and former Capitol Records executive, who died recently at 94. SCV News
  • The Homicide Problem: "If they know who did it and they know he’s in Mexico, then what does it take to do something about it? I don’t want something to happen 20 years from now — when I’m dead.” Of the more than 11,000 homicides in L.A. County over an 11-year span, nearly 5,000 remain unsolved. Daily News
  • It Couldn't Last Forever: We've all been enjoying continually dropping gas prices, but analysts say the party's probably coming to end as wholesale prices increase. LA Times


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