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Monthly Archives: September 2010
September 23, 2010 – Daily Brief
It’s going to be difficult for Los Angeles County to comply with AB 32, the landmark 2006 climate change bill as the County has no real way to measure greenhouse gas emissions like CO2. As a result, County leaders and … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Brief
75 Comments
September 22, 2010 – Daily Brief
There’s really no way to put a positive spin on last month’s real estate numbers in the SCV: sales were down 20% from last year (though they were a bit higher than July’s numbers) with 186 houses sold and the … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Brief
10 Comments
Why I like Cam Smyth
It’s not just that he can pull off wearing a beige suit and pin-striped shirt, it’s that even when he is served soft-balls in a California GOP video, he doesn’t necessarily swing the bat, instead taking a more reasonable approach: … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
7 Comments
Chamber chatter
Yesterday I admittedly exaggerated when I claimed the SCV Chamber of Commerce had “veto power” over City Council Agenda items. I was feeling a little snarky in the AM and I apologize for that. Some of you certainly took me … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion, Politics
14 Comments
September 21, 2010 – Daily Brief
Marsha McLean argues that the League of California Cities ought to put pressure on state lawmakers for relief of local environmental costs, like our pending chloride fees. The Mayor of Fillmore agreed: “What it comes down to is that we … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Brief
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September 20, 2010 – Daily Brief *
LA Times debates the merits of Newhall Land’s Awesometown campaign. I agree with Marlee Lauffer; whatever you think of it, it’s been a wild success. Note too that my occasional use of the word “Squareville” to describe Valencia doesn’t necessarily … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Brief
77 Comments
Apocryphal Santa Clarita-September 18, 2010
Today I submit what will be the first in an occasional series of open posts that will give our informed internet community a chance to discuss something I like to call “Apocryphal Santa Clarita” or ASC. An example: Those who … Continue reading
Posted in Misc.
9 Comments
Open Thread – No Daily Brief
Mea culpa… In the meantime, consider this an open thread to discuss whatever you like. For instance you could talk about Jackie Chan: or, if you’re in need of some perspective on life, you could check out Big Picture’s astounding … Continue reading
Posted in Misc.
93 Comments
SCV Culture Wars Round 1
Newly transplanted SCVer “Michelle” weighs in on my silly post about SCV food trucks going mainstream: Why would you want food trucks here? That’s part of the fun that you go down to LA for!! People here like home cooked … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion, SCV Good Eats
72 Comments