 SCV Man Found Asleep in Stolen Car Dylan
Altman, 20, of Santa Clarita, was arrested on charges he took a car
without the owner's consent and possessed drug paraphernalia.
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A
county-requested Extraordinary Audit final report released Tuesday
alleged violations in Einstein Academy's charter school petitions,
"significant deficiencies" with the schools' internal controls and a
lack of written accounting policies. |
Santa
Clarita Valley Sheriff's Station deputies responded Tuesday afternoon
to a man threatening to kill himself in an armed standoff on the 29400
block of Abelia Road in Canyon Country. |
The
Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a motion by Supervisors
Michael D. Antonovich and Sheila Kuehl to engage each of the County's 88
cities, public agencies, and the business community to adopt programs
similar to those the County has successfully developed. |
California
State University, Northridge Chicana/o studies professor Fermin Herrera
is still beaming with pride a week after receiving word that an album
he produced featuring vocals by his daughter, Ixya Herrera, has been
nominated for a Grammy Award.
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Learn
the secrets about the exciting science of Aquaponics featured now at
the San Bernardino County Museum, in this edition of Out & About
with Roger Martin. |
 The
Vanguard Lions took the lead for good late in the first half and then
fended off The Master's at every turn the rest of the way Saturday
evening to record a 76-65 victory.
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Three players from Trinity Classical Academy were selected to the All-CIF Southern Section Division 2 8-man football team.
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 I've
never figured out the allure of the orange things from Florida. How do
they allow fruit with ugly patches of odd colors be sold as an orange?
Oh, well. I'll have another California orange.
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Today in SCV History: December 17, 1925 | Jenks Harris robs Piru bank of $11,000. |
New Old Stuff: 1930s Tourist Trap | 
Ever wonder about the rock archway on Sierra Highway just south of
Eternal Valley Cemetery? Erected in the 1930s, it was the entry to John
Olmstead's "Live Oak Manor Cacti Gardens," where the retired L.A.
contractor sold cactus plants to passers-by and displayed weirdly shaped
rocks that he found in the desert. The place shut down due to loss of
vehicular access after the state removed the Newhall auto tunnel and
widened the highway in 1938. |
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