 The
tenth anniversary edition route is set for the 2015 Amgen Tour of
California, America's largest and most prestigious professional cycling
race. The milestone course will feature several rider and fan-favorite
locales from past races, as well as five stages that highlight different
regions of California for the very first time. |
 West
Ranch High School students learned the ultimate lesson Thursday when
they watched as their classmates simulated death in a drunken driving
collision as part of the "Every 15 Minutes" program. READ STORY |
 Valencia
Water Co. officials are having a special public hearing in April to
discuss a proposed increase of water rates for a three-year period
beginning May 1.
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 Santa
Clarita Sheriff's deputies are asking for the public's help to identify
a suspect who used a Starbuck's gift card that had been stolen from a
Canyon Country woman's unlocked car.
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 Yensi
Aguilar, 22, of Newhall, agreed to a 3-year prison sentence and must
register as a sex offender, after pleading no contest to attempted lewd
acts with a child under 14.
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 Two
women are in custody Wednesday near the Ralph's in Canyon Country,
after witnesses reported the suspects allegedly stole the electric
scooters from the supermarket, as well as some groceries.
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Effective immediately, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department will no longer accept online money deposit for inmates.
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Best Places to Study in Santa Clarita  A
pile of textbooks on the right. A mile long to-do list on the left. The
neighbor's dog is barking, someone is shouting, laughing, or singing at
the top of their lungs. If you don't get out of there in the next five
minutes you might start screaming. And all you want to do is study
for your mid-term. COC COUGAR NEWS |
Op-Ed: Govt. Has Plenty of Your Money | George Runner
After years of debt, deficits and budget cuts, it may come as a
surprise to learn that our state government is flush with cash. But you
wouldn't know it by the talk of tax increases coming out of
Sacramento. COMMENTARY |
Today in SCV History: February 20, 1906
L.A. County accepts Mr. H.C. Register's bid to build (Old) Newhall Jail for $2,237.
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| New Old Stuff: Fifth Columnists in Castaic
 FBI
Director J. Edgar Hoover wasted no time in carrying out President
Roosevelt's order to arrest Japanese citizens age 14 and older along the
West Coast after the attack on Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941. By the end
of the evening of the 7th, Hoover's L.A. field agents alone had
arrested 90 Japanese citizens. But Hoover didn't limit his scope to
Hirohito's subjects. His men had been compiling lists of fifth
columnists all year - Japanese, German, Italian - and they were ready to
go. So they went. On the morning of the 8th, they arrested 20 German
citizens and were targeting 58 more. That night, two people on the list,
a mother and son in Castaic, were arrested by local sheriff's deputies
at the FBI's behest. The dad was arrested separately, probably earlier
that evening. The FBI detained them as enemy aliens - although you could
split hairs and say technically, they weren't. You see, no formal state
of war existed between the United States and Germany until three days
later.
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