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Category Archives: City Hall
Vista Canyon, Redistricting, and More Library Grumblings
First off, let me introduce myself to you as the newest blogger to join scvtalk.com. As we all know, typing away at a keyboard can be very exhausting and Jeff needs a little nap time. I thought I would step … Continue reading
Posted in City Hall
46 Comments
A thought for the day
I was blown away by the amount of signatures gathered for the anti-takeover library petition presented at last night’s City Council. Seriously, we can barely get 10,000 people together for anything in this town (except perhaps a Hart vs Valencia … Continue reading
Posted in City Hall, Opinion, Politics
90 Comments
City: $1.3 million to supplement local library collections
The new City Council agenda is out and hot off the interwebs is an item outlining purchases of new materials for the new Santa Clarita Library system, which the City & LSSI will takeover from the County on July 1. … Continue reading
Posted in City Hall, Media, News
33 Comments
Old Town Newhall Renaissance, ctd.
Last year I remarked on how nice Old Town Newhall was becoming in the wake of Phase 1 of the Streetscaping process. I even called it a “Renaissance.” Well this year is even better. With Phase 2 of the Streetscaping … Continue reading
Posted in City Hall, Shameless Newhall Boosterism
29 Comments
City getting rough with massage parlors
Do you remember the brief outrage manufactured during last year’s City Council election over massage parlors, spread by an anonymous letter that was sent to SCV churches? It was a story tailor-made to damage the incumbents in the Council race … Continue reading
Posted in City Hall
20 Comments
City Conducting library tax measure phone survey
We saw some reports here on SCVTalk of phone calls to SCV residents concerning a possible library tax measure last week. Eagle-eared SCVTalk reader LVogel posted this last Friday: Anyone else get a call yesterday (or recently) regarding a survey … Continue reading
Posted in City Hall, Economy, Opinion
8 Comments
Thoughts after a visit to the library
On Saturday I visited the Valencia library to do some research on, ironically, the Civil Service system established in the wake of the 1882 Pendleton Act. I hadn’t been to the library since the City Council’s vote to evict COLA from the … Continue reading
Posted in City Hall, Opinion
25 Comments
Why I want a better City Hall
Coastal Sage likes the existing City Hall building because it is practical and spartan: Certainly, the new grandiose, columned City Hall which Jeff envisions could be built on some portion of the Whittaker Bermite property not burdened by the Alquist … Continue reading
Posted in City Hall, Opinion, Politics
25 Comments
Damned if you do, damned if you don’t
A small business owner says the City of Santa Clarita is wasting the public’s money by improving Creekside Drive and asks where the help for small business owners such as her is. At the same time, she’s upset that the … Continue reading
Posted in Business, City Hall, Economy
47 Comments
What He Said
I Heart, with his characteristic sarcasm and wit, systematically dismantles today’s Signal editorial on the library takeover: You didn’t back the County of Los Angeles Library System because it has ably served Santa Clarita for decades. No, you were scared … Continue reading
Posted in City Hall, Media
2 Comments