 Men and Women Begin Peace Officer Careers
Fifty
men and women were sworn in as Los Angeles County Sheriff's deputies
during a badge-pinning ceremony Thursday evening for Academy Class 404
at the College of the Canyons Performing Arts Center in Valencia. READ STORY |
Castaic School Officials Prepare Parents for More Cuts  Castaic
Union parents gathered Thursday for the third of four community
meetings by school district officials explaining how the relatively
small K-8 found itself in such dire financial straits. READ STORY |
 SCV Man Gets 10 Years for Deadly DUI Crash Santa
Clarita City officials are teaming up with Santa Clarita Valley
Sheriff's deputies in order to increase awareness about car
break-ins. READ STORY |
 Santa Clarita's Most Wanted
Santa
Clarita Valley Sheriff's Station Detectives are seeking the public's
help in locating two outstanding suspects with outstanding no-bail
warrants for their arrest. |
San District to Vote on Deep-well Injection at Meeting  The
Santa Clarita Valley Sanitation District board will meet in Santa
Clarita on Wednesday, March 11, to consider withdrawing the deep-well
injection element of its chloride compliance project, and to deal with
other business. |
Valencia Man Charged with Attempted Murder
 Cameron
Reed Hansen, 29, faces two counts of attempted murder and one count of
injuring a girlfriend during a stabbing in Burbank. |
SCV Dodger Day April 18: Get Discount Tix  It's
time for Dodger baseball and the City of Santa Clarita invites
residents to cheer on the boys in blue as they take on the Colorado
Rockies at the 38th annual SCV Dodger Day on Saturday, April 18, 2015.
Proceeds from the event will benefit local schools and nonprofits. READ STORY |
 Op-Ed: Who Knew? | Mari CarbajalDriving
northeast on Escondido Canyon Road on my way to Acton one day in
January, I noticed a small, rodent-like animal in the road. My first
impression was that it was a squirrel. It ran off into the chaparral as I
cautiously approached it. COMMENTARY |
Today in SCV History: March 7, 1976
 Groundbreaking for new First Presbyterian Church in Newhall; former structure heavily damaged in 1971 earthquake. |
| New Old Stuff: The Thrill of It All
William S. Hart was the first big Western movie star, and really the
first big movie star in any genre. His place in history was secure by
the time his 1925 film, "Tumbleweeds," was re-released in 1939 (as seen
here). Between those two points, 1925 and 1939, Hart battled the
studios. The studios wanted "blood and thunder;" Hart wanted to keep it
real. The studios won. "Tumbleweeds" was the last movie he'd ever make. |
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