- SCV Businesses Feeling Nervous: "Some businesses are barely blinking as it is. They may have to make decisions to lay off people, move out of state or close down.” Local business owners are closely watching the changes to minimum wage in Los Angeles. The Signal
- Remembering the Fallen: Under sunny skies, tribute was paid Monday at Eternal Valley to those who served and died in combat. The Signal
- Argument Gets Heated: Deputies responded last night to Canyon Country after an argument between neighbors reportedly escalated and a woman set fire to the other's doorway. The Signal
- Pushed to the Limit: "We will lose redwoods, and we will lose oaks, too. They are being pushed to their extremes." The drought is taking its toll on California's trees.Daily News
- Care for a Glass of Sewage?: Could toilet-to-tap water treatment be on the horizon for California? LA Times
- Inside the Boneyard: "Even though the hijackers detonated a bomb in the cockpit, this old bird was actually put back into commission until 1980." A photographer provides glimpses inside the Arizona property where aircraft go to die. Gizmodo
- Station Gets New Command Center: With funding raised in part by the SCV Sheriff's Foundation, the SCV Sheriff's Station has a new mobile command post, unveiled Friday at a media event that included Sheriff Jim McDonnell. SCVNews
- Husband Arrested on Murder Charges: A 48-year-old man was arrested after deputies found his 25-year-old wife dead of apparent blunt force trauma. KTLA The Signal
- State Makes a Deal With Farmers: The state accepted a deal with Delta farmers offering to yield some of their water rights. SacBee
- Feeling the Pinch: The sudden demise of the PennySaver has left both its employees and advertisers in the lurch. LA Times
Nine years of the Valley’s town square · 2006–2015
