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Monthly Archives: October 2009
One man’s densification can be another man’s quality of life
In her op/ed yesterday, SCOPE president Lynne Plambeck says One Valley One Vision will: require densification and subsequent zoning changes that will increase property values for developers but could destroy the quality of life in many neighborhoods. I like to … Continue reading
Posted in Development, Environment, Opinion, Politics
7 Comments
October 16, 2009 – Daily Brief
Los Angeles County denies that it’s trying to influence Nov. 3 annexation/incorporation vote for the west side after residents receive attractive “Living in Unincirporated SCV” guide in the mail. The city says the county isn’t playing fair while Tony Bell, … Continue reading
Posted in Misc.
20 Comments
McKeon shares ‘survey’ results from Town Hall meeting on Health Care
I knew the results wouldn’t be pretty (at least from a liberal blogger’s standpoint), but I didn’t know they’d be this ugly: McKeon Constituent Survey Results Of course the usual caveats apply: this was hardly a scientific survey. The wording … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
17 Comments
October 14, 2009 – Daily Brief
The parents of the 11 year old boy who resisted kidnapping Monday afternoon are upset that the child’s school did not notify other parents about the attempted abduction so they took to posting info on Facebook and emailing other parents … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Brief
18 Comments
Trapped! again
KHTS says an overturned big rig on I-5 South is causing major havoc in the SCV this morning, forcing the closure of all southbound lanes at Calgrove. The gridlock has spread to surface streets and Highway 14 as far as … Continue reading
Posted in Traffic
11 Comments
Posted for my wife
Every morning as I’m writing up the Daily Brief, I take a count of how many Hummingbirds show up outside my office window for my wife. Usually I find two, at the most three, as they hover catiously in front … Continue reading
Posted in Misc.
3 Comments
New Grocery Store Pt. 2 – a Non-Denial Denial?
Follow up to Sunday’s story: I got in touch with Henry’s Farmers Markets, an alternative grocery chain that many SCVTalk readers said they were hoping would move into part of the old Mervyn’s space. I asked Janet Little, Henry’s spokeswoman, … Continue reading
Posted in Business, SCV Good Eats
8 Comments
Second attempted abduction of child in 24 hours
I heard some rumors about this incident via email yesterday, but I don’t post it until/unless the Sheriff’s Station confirms, which they did this morning: The Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station is investigating a second reported incident of attempted kidnapping which occurred … Continue reading
Posted in Crime
5 Comments
October 13, 2009 – Daily Brief
Attempted kidnapping of a 15 year old girl in Newhall yesterday morning SIGNAL 15 year old Ventura County girl leads CHP, Deputies on wild high speed chase on streets of SCV where she reportedly drove between 50 and 85 mph. She … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Brief
9 Comments
27 Reasons (and Counting) why West Side Residents should vote to join the City
I was talking with my parents recently about the upcoming non-binding annexation/incorporation vote for West Side residents. See, in their ignorance, my parents moved to Sunset Pointe about 18 years ago, thinking they lived in Santa Clarita. But soon after … Continue reading
Posted in City Hall, Opinion, Politics
9 Comments