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June 2007


It was June 26, and Rudy Giuliani was surprised. This was his first visit to Regent University in Virginia Beach, Virginia, the headquarters of televangelist and onetime GOP presidential candidate Pat Robertson’s media and education efforts. The Regent campus was much larger than Giuliani had expected. (more…)

After six months in charge of Congress, the Democrats have passed only one important law but have applied welcome scrutiny to the executive branch. (more…)

As President George W. Bush told the story of Cory Endlich, a 23-year-old from Ohio, who died in Iraq this month, his voice cracked and his chin quivered. (more…)

A gallon of low-fat milk will cost $3.10, up $1 from the price in January — and expect the spike to make other products more expensive, too. (more…)

The West Ranch Beacon will be giving a daily update on the continuing preparations for this years July 4th Fireworks Spectacular in Stevenson Ranch. With 5 days to go there are a number of items left to take care of this weekend including signage for inside and outside the park. (more…)

At the stroke of midnight tonight, Southern California will mark a milestone that few are celebrating. (more…)

Guests were evacuated and roads closed during Stevenson Ranch ordeal. A man wanted for questioning in a slew of crimes caused an evacuation of a local hotel Friday and was barricaded (more…)

Joel Siegel, the Emmy Award-winning longtime film critic and entertainment editor for ABC’s “Good Morning America” and WABC-TV in New York, died Friday. He was 63. (more…)

For the 24 hour period of Thursday, June 28th, Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff Personnel issued approximately 67 citations and warnings for traffic, parking and other related traffic offenses including misdemeanors and infractions. Deputies responded to 6 traffic collisions or related incidents.

Station personnel arrested and booked, or field released, 10 adults and detained 7 juveniles on 4 felony and 13 misdemeanor primary charges as summarized below:

Thursday - June 28, 2007 - 1:00 a.m. -Canyon Country: Deputy Griffy arrested a Canyon Country youth on drug and curfew related charges (more…)

Established in February 2006 in the City of Santa Clarita, the VIDA Program or Vital Intervention and Directional Alternatives, is a 16-week program designed to assist “at-risk” (more…)

The following is adapted from a speech given Monday night on the floor of the Senate by Richard G. Lugar of Indiana, the ranking Republican on the Foreign Relations Committee, as it appears in the Washington Post. Thanks to Mike Cruz for passing it along for our readers.

In my judgment, our course in Iraq has lost contact with our national security interests (more…)

Some of the world’s biggest companies are outraged by a website link launched by US regulators aimed at exposing which of them could be “indirectly subsidising a terrorist state” (more…)

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