Placerita Kids Test Their Knowledge It's "Placerita Challenge" week at the SCVTV Media Center - that time of year when students in the Placerita Junior High School video production summer camp create their own daily game show. See how well they do under pressure on Day 1. WATCH |
Son Arrested for Murder of Father in Canyon Country
 The son of a 74-year-old man whose body was found Monday night in Canyon Country was arrested on suspicion of murder. READ STORY
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Valencia Water Users Limited to 2 Days (Nights) 
Effective immediately, all Valencia Water Co. customers are now restricted to watering landscapes to twice a week and cannot water between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. READ STORY |
NTSB Issues Report on Fatal Movie Chopper Crash
The National Transportation Safety Board has released a report detailing the sequence of events that led to the fatal crash of a helicopter on an Acton movie set more than two years ago.
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 Death at Magic Mountain Unrelated to Ride Authorities determined that a 10-year-old girl from Ventura County who died Saturday at Six Flags Magic Mountain succumbed to a pre-existing condition. A fundraising Web page has been set up to help her family with funeral and related expenses. READ STORY |
Senate Panel OK with Canceling 1-Candidate Elections
 Sen. Sharon Runner announced Tuesday that her legislation to save taxpayer dollars when a special election proves to be unnecessary passed out of the Senate Elections and Constitutional Amendments Committee. READ STORY |
Next OutWest: Evening of Texas Swing in Newhall  Miss Devon & The Outlaw appear with Kristyn Harris and Brook Wallace when the OutWest Concert Series resumes June 25 at the REP Theatre in Old Town Newhall.
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Woodfork Honored as Zontian of the Year  Michelle Woodfork has been named the 2014-15 Zontian of the Year by the Zonta Club of SCV, an organization of executive and professional women who work together to improve the lives of women through service, advocacy and awareness.
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 SCV Sports Report: June 16, 2015
Valencia High's Devin Davis has decided to start his professional baseball career.
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 Leave Us Alone | Joe Messina
My mom knew the government wasn't there to help her. She knew if she wanted better, she would have to work for it. She was proud of her accomplishments. Why? Because she did it herself, not the government. She did it speaking broken English, with a green card in hand, and almost a sixth-grade education. She went on to become one of the most noted hairdressers in Boston. COMMENTARY |
 Home On the Range | Darryl Manzer
I stay in campgrounds, but I must admit that is stretching the word just a little. My home has satellite TV and radio, Internet, full kitchen, bath with shower, lots of storage space inside and out, a queen size bed, and just about everything a regular home has, so "camping" isn't what it used to be. |
 Today in SCV History: June 17, 1890
Eighteen-day murder trial of Castaic's W.C. Chormicle (shown) and W.A. Gardner ends in acquittal.
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Canyon Country: A Family History A veteran of both World War II and Korea who went on to become director of instructional services at UC Santa Barbara, Richard F. Mitchell died in 2002 - but not before he completed 20 years of research into his family history. Born in 1919, Richard grew up in Soledad Canyon and attended Sulphur Springs School, where his mother was THE teacher. Richard's grandfather was Thomas F. Mitchell, the pioneer who settled in what is now Canyon Country in 1860. Thanks to their living descendants, the full story is publicly accessible for the first time. |
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