 Inside Sports: A Special Day for a Special Player Something
magical happened when Trinity played Desert Chapel for the CIF
championship over the weekend. We don't want to spoil it for you. You
want to watch this 2-minute video. WATCH |
Burglars Cut Through Wall to Steal $300k in Jewels
|  Thieves
apparently used the roof of an Indian restaurant under construction
next door to gain access to Jewelry World SCV in the 26500 block of
Bouquet Canyon Road, then cut through the wall and a vault. READ STORY |
Prostitution Sting in Castaic Nets 3 Men |  At the conclusion of Friday's LASD operation, three males were placed under arrest for solicitation to engage in prostitution. |
F&W, Ventura County Headed for Train Wreck
|  The
Ventura County Transportation Commission met Friday to discuss ongoing
litigation against the Fillmore & Western Railway, a popular
attraction for tourists and filmmakers. The county and the historic
train people are at loggerheads over an expired contract, rail
crossings, and money.
|
 SCV Today: Extreme Edition Tami
and Dave take the show on the road to Warrior Fitness, where Tchicaya
Missamou has thrown down a $100,000 Extreme Fitness Challenge. Plus:
Denise DaCorsi-Placencio is back with more things to know about divorce,
and Greg Hartman tells you how you can improve your credit score. |
COC's Mathews Named Conference Player of Year
|  College
of the Canyons women's basketball sophomore guard Keiona Mathews
was voted a Third-Team All-State selection. Mathews, the Western State
Conference-North Division Player of the Year, led College of the
Canyons to a second-place finish in the conference.... |
Stars Come Out for Youth Project's Cake Auction
|  The
sixth annual Sweet Charity Cake Auction and Competition, held Saturday,
attracted nearly 200 guests to support the Santa Clarita Valley Youth
Project. |
Op-Ed: Various Shades of Dirt | Darryl Manzer
|  I
hear folks come from miles around to try out the new Newhall traffic
circle or roundabout. I've found it a great way to get on a carousel
without having to go to Disneyland. I heard the folks in Valencia want
one, too. |
Today in SCV History: March 11, 1890
| Castaic Range War: Landowner William Chormicle brought to L.A. to stand trial for double murder. |
 New Old Stuff: Desert Mining Gold
was a big deal in the pre-Newhall area in the 1840s when Lopez found
it, but the rush was short-lived. Most of the local gold was fairly
quickly removed. By the 1860s, miners were having better luck in the
Agua Dulce and Acton areas. Boom towns sprouted in the 1890s when new
discoveries were made deeper into the Mojave Desert in places like
Rosamond. One of the richest finds was at Randsburg (shown), about 40
miles past the town of Mojave. This 1949 photograph of the 10-stamp
Butte Lode mill (ore crusher) at Randsburg came to us Monday. As it
happens, we photographed the ghostly remnants of the same mill from
exactly the same vantage point last year. |
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