 SCV Family Reaches Out to Community for Help Little
more than a month away from losing their home a second time, the Parr
family of Valencia is asking the community to help them pay the back
property taxes they owe, after a number of medical emergencies and job
losses.. READ STORY |
 SCVi Students Bring History to Life The
sounds of gunshots filled the battlefield as soldiers marched in
formation, nurses ran to and fro collecting the wounded and a cluster of
southern belles watched from a distance. It was all part of Santa
Clarita Valley International Charter School's Civil War Living History
event . MORE |
Pilates Teck Owner Pens New Book Targeting Golfers  Karena
Thek, the owner of Pilates Teck in Newhall and host of "Alive and
Well"on KHTS AM-1220, came out with her third book in May, relating
pilates to other common activities and health problems. This new ebook targets golfers and how Pilates can help them improve their game. READ MORE |
 Sex Offender Could Face Life in Prison A
Santa Clarita man who's a convicted sex offender could face life in
prison if convicted on child molestation charges. A plea deal
negotiation in the man's case hasn't been ruled out, said Ani Bailey,
the deputy district attorney in charge of the case's prosecution. DETAILS |
 SCV Today: May 21 Joe
Messina has stories from around the country that will blow your
mind! Mike Bjorkman is talking about luxury property in the Santa
Clarita Valley. Mark Patti from the City of Santa Clarita is
talking about programs that will get you loans for your business. WATCH |
 SCVTV Takes You... Inside Sports Saugus
High School junior Abbey Weitzeil sets three national swimming records;
CIF swimming championships won by Santa Clarita swimmers; another
baseball player from The Master's College becomes a pro with a major
league baseball organization. |
 Op-Ed: PC: A Form of Hate | Joe Messina I
am often accused of hate for many reasons. My stance on gay marriage,
abortion, minimum wage, illegal immigration or the war on women. You
know, all the hot buttons that immediately label you as a hater... COMMENTARY |
 Op-Ed: To Bee or Not to Bee | Paul A. Levine The
vast majority of flies are upstanding citizens in the insect community.
They feed on nectar - not scat, otherwise known as poo - and hence,
they share the space on the flower heads with bees... COMMENTARY |
Today in SCV History: May 23, 1941 | 
SCV's
first real movie house, the American Theater, dedicated in Newhall. (If
it looks familiar, it's home to American Legion Post 507.) |
'Blast' from the Past: Nike Missiles and More... |  Push
a button at Magic Mountain (the mountain south of Newhall, not the
amusement park in Valencia), and a battery of Nike missiles would blast
off from the hills near the old Lang Depot, south of today's 14 Freeway
at Shadow Pines. The idea was, they'd intercept the invading Soviet
warplanes. To our knowledge, they didn't. Decades later, in '94, the
DTSC - the state's toxic cleanup agency - was interested, but the
Pentagon said the feds would take care of any leftover hazardous
materials. To our knowledge, they haven't. But DTSC had other business
to deal with in the area. (If you thought Whittaker-Bermite was the only
DTSC cleanup site in town, think again. There are plenty of sites
in the SCV, and one's next door to the old missile silo.) From the
1950s to 1989, the dark blue dot in the upper right-hand corner of the
map was a facility that used various chemicals to recycle old oil for
resale. It left all sorts of nasty stuff in the soil and groundwater,
right next to the Santa Clara River. We'd like to tell you it's all
clean now. To our knowledge, it isn't. |
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