- Showing Support by Candlelight: The Signal estimates more than 200 people showed up last night for a candlelight vigil in honor of the 19-day-old Newhall girl found dead Saturday. The newspaper made the smart move of disabling comments on the story. The Signal
- Trial Delayed: The rape trial of a 74-year-old Acton sex offender was delayed after he complained of chest pains. The Signal
- No Shortage of Cash: The billionaire Koch brothers plan to spend nearly $1 billion in an attempt to buy influence the 2016 elections. SF Chronicle
- Population Shrinkage: The Los Angeles County jail population has seen a drop in population, a change officials say is due in part to the passage of Prop 47. Daily News
- A Possible Relapse: "California's finances are roaring back. History would suggest, however, that any fiscal renaissance will be temporary." A Standard & Poor's report on the state of the state's economy shows concerns for a backslide. LA Times
- Former SCV Resident Found Guilty in 2011 Murders: A former Santa Clarita resident and convicted bank robber was found guilty in the case of two 2011 Chatsworth murders. KHTS
- No Union Blues: Federal labor data shows that California's union workforce grew by 3 percent last year. SacBee
- Rail Talk Among Council Members: The chairman of the state's high-speed authority met recently with SClarita council members to tour the Palmdale-to-Burbank section of the planned superrailway. KHTS
- Good News for Schools: The WiSH Education Foundation, that raises funds for the Hart District, received nearly $15,000 in grant funding. The Signal
- Not a History Fan, Apparently: Deputies are searching for a man they believe may have been under the influence when he sped through the parking lot of Newhall's Heritage Junction and crashed through a fence. SCV News
A decade of the Valley’s town square · 2006–2015
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