- Still No Trial in 2013 Murder Case: Two years after a Hart district teacher was shot and killed in her home, her daughter is still behind bars and has yet to go to trial. KHTS
- Giving Them Power: "We want the students to be able to empower themselves and each other.” The Domestic Violence Center of SCV has launched a program aimed at helping students recognize and avoid unhealthy relationships, domestic violence and sexual assault. Side note: Shoutout to KHTS' Perry Smith, who's joined the board of the DVC. The Signal
- Not Guilty Plea from Ex-Einstein Coach: The former Albert Einstein Academy coach arrested on charges he molested several boys pleaded not guilty. The 28-year-old could face 30 years in prison if convicted. KHTS.
- More Millennial Musings: "And to be clear, this young man is not dumb, he had simply never mailed a letter in his life. The big blue metal box on the sidewalk was as mysterious to him as the Kardashians’ wealth and fame is to me." Dennis McCarthy on the generation that will inherit our future. Daily News
- On the Agenda: In addition to the much-discussed consideration of whether or not to renew the city's red light camera contract, Tuesday's City Council agenda includes the possible approval of another open space acquisition for SClarita, this time 173 acres near the Newhall Pass for a price of about $1.9 million. SCVNews
- Paying Up: "His position is that the disease is 'a psychosomatic illness' caused by 'traumatic separations.' In 2011 a german biologist bet $100,000 the measles virus doesn't exist. Well, it's time to pay up. LA Times
- Testing the Limits: "It’s offensive to anybody with a rational mind, but I don’t know that it necessarily rises to the level of an ethics violation." For less than the cost of an iPad, a Huntington Beach attorney has launched a conversation about California's ballot iniative process. SacBee
Nine years of the Valley’s town square · 2006–2015
