April 17, 2015 – Daily Brief — The SCV Talk Archive

Clean Sweep and Condos: The county Board of Supervisors signed off this week on a 75-condo development in Saugus and cleanup for the Santa Clara River. KHTS
Trying to Move Swiftly: State legislators are trying to speed up the process of building needed water storage facilities by proposing changes to state-mandated environmental review processes. Daily News
A Change for Einstein: Though details are scant, Albert Einstein Academy has confirmed that Jeffrey Shapiro is no longer its CEO, following special meetings by the board. KHTS
(Western) Walk This Way: The city officially kicked off Cowboy Festival weekend with the unveiling of another plaque for the Western Walk of Stars in downtown Newhall. The Signal
No More Big Saturday: After 53 years, 'Sabado Gigante' is going off the air. LA Observed
Awesometown Doc Hit With Fraud Charges: A 60-year-old Valencia doctor has been charged with $6.5 million in Medicare fraud. KHTS
Fabric Store Stitches Up New Location: Jo-Ann Fabrics has closed its Magic Mountain Parkway location and opened an expanded store off Golden Valley Road. The Signal
Live and Rootsy: Calarts is hosting a free concert tomorrow night at its Wild Beast amphitheater, featuring several roots and Americana-inspired bands. SCVNews
Looking for Oversight: The Castaic school district is looking for members of its bond oversight committee. KHTS
What Lies Beneath: "This ship fought a long, hard war in the Pacific, and after the war, was subjected to two atomic blasts that ripped through the ship." A mostly intact sunken aircraft carrier has been rediscovered off the California coast. SacBee