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March 10, 2015· santaclarita.com · SantaClarita.com (SCVTalk 5.0) · Wayback capture

March 10, 2015 – Daily Brief

  • Nothing Sweet About These Arrangements: "I tried to talk myself into it because I was hurting financially." Jessica Boyer sheds a light on the relationships between "sugar babies" and "sugar daddies/mommies" and interviews two SCV women who've capitalized on the relationships to make some money. KHTS
  • A Year Later, Bouquet Creek Solutions Move Slowly: A year after wells ran dry in Bouquet Canyon and LARC Ranch was forced to truck in water, solutions are still slow to flow for cleaning up Boquet Creek. The Signal
  • Slow News Day: “Seriously, it probably took him that long to get from the 14 to the 5.” Reports of a large tortoise on I-5 this week and Highway 14 last week most likely involved the same turtle. The Signal
  • Law Could Impose Fees on Topless Cyclists: Bicyclists riding without a helmet could face a base fine of $25 under a proposed law that would make California the first state to require adult cyclists to wear helmets. LA Times
  • Big Oil Drills Into Awesometown: A new offshoot of Occidental Petroleum is setting up shop in Santa Clarita, with offices for research and technology. The Signal
  • No Trouble, Just Rubble: Demolition crews made quick work of the city's recent purchase, a vacant building across the street from the Newhall library. One more step toward downtown Newhall's future. City Briefs
  • NESflix: Every fellow child of the 80s will appreciate this. Hackers rigged an old NES unit to stream Netflix. Gizmodo


March 10, 2015 – Daily Brief

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