Holy cow, I never send video clips and just sent it to everyone after watching it four times with a box of Kleenex.

As long as Carl Goldman is a board member for the Chamber of Commerce, the financial spin will always be positive.

How is it that everything you read, coming from that front, is that all is well in Santa Clarita. Well wake up Mr. Goldman, all is not well. How about a news article on the failure of the icon Newhall Land and Farming. How about looking into the other local companies that are impacted negatively by this failure. An honest assessment from a brother Chamber member would be appreciated.

SCV is a great place to live, but it is still part of the rest of the country, last I checked.

Seems strange the paper would publish a correction in print, but yet the online article remains unchanged. I haven’t seen the paper, but their county number was wrong as well.

The Metro Red Line, by LA standards is an incredible way to travel - as long as the stops are convenient. It already reaches into the SFV quite a bit. It would be great to see it stretch up here. As for fair share, Antonovich is on to something.

With this board and this administration, the Hart measure will get a certain “no” vote from me.

One Valley One Vision meeting is interesting so far, thanks for the link.

Will be interesting to see what happens with KCSN. Even though I’m a non-classical person, I’ll be rooting for the old format unless I hear of a better idea. Regurgitating the same NPR and PRI shows will not impress me, unless that show is PRI’s The Sound of Young America, which is not carried terrestrially in SoCal.

Seems to me that over the years Buck and Boxer have hit it off much better than Buck and Feinstien.

Simon Weston reads like a poor man’s Dave Bossert. Glad to see Tim struck a nerve with his truth-spear.

I’m surprised we’re only loosing two Starbucks.

It would be great

If you listened to the video you heard Ruth Ann addressing the potential impact that development could have on Sand Canyon. You also heard her plant the seed that traffic through the canyon should be controlled with a one way lane.

The Sand Canyon people are so special that they do not even mind calling themselves the “prestigious area”; Ruth Ann’s words not mine.

They will probably be OK as long as Bobby is on the council, but after that I hope they are treated like the rest of us normal residents!