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Today in S.C.V. History December 24
1965 - Signal newspaper owner Scott Newhall shows up for a duel (of words) with rival Canyon Country newspaper publisher Art Evans, who no-shows and folds his paper soon after [story]
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1965 - Signal newspaper owner Scott Newhall shows up for a duel (of words) with rival Canyon Country newspaper publisher Art Evans, who no-shows and folds his paper soon after [story]
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1905 - County buys property to build Newhall Jail (now next to city's Old Town Newhall Library) [story]
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42 Comments
Where is the closest place to legally use fireworks?
The Moon
Parts of Palmdale — but not in Anaverde or points south of the pipeline. Also Fillmore. Maybe city of San Fernando.
Parts of Palmdale — but not in Anaverde or points south of the pipeline. Also Fillmore. Maybe city of San Fernando.
For Palmdale you have to be north of avenue p
Fillmore
Fillmore!!
Thank you!
does anybody know where I could get some?? inbox me ;-)
Temple city, Rosemead, El Monte, San Gabriel, Alhambra etc
Swapmeet
Fillmore
Every year these warnings are posted and every year it sounds like a war zone here in Saugus. I’ve never yet seen any Sheriff’s presence in this area. I’ve lived here for 35 years and the fireworks just get bigger and louder.
Are you TRYING to ruin it for people?
Are you TRYING to ruin it for people?
Really….. how funny because scv is home to law enforcement
What do u mean ruin it for people ????
Every year countless animals rip threw screen glass what ever else they can to run away. It is illegal to set off fireworks in Scv and if caught should be 30 years in a state prison. How about that. We love in a dry area unsafe and the Er is packed every year from kids to adults that get burned and fingers blown off. I for one am sick of it it’s old. The sheriff’s do nothing about it and being that they do nothing about it they should not say anything to the public.
Every year countless animals rip threw screen glass what ever else they can to run away. It is illegal to set off fireworks in Scv and if caught should be 30 years in a state prison. How about that. We love in a dry area unsafe and the Er is packed every year from kids to adults that get burned and fingers blown off. I for one am sick of it it’s old. The sheriff’s do nothing about it and being that they do nothing about it they should not say anything to the public.
^ every party has a pooper and that’s why we invited you, partyyyyy pooooper… Jimmm!!
If you’ve watched houses burn down on the 4th of July, you would know it’s no party.
Jim Oge Jr you should hire your own private security or start shooting people lighting off fireworks to make this valley safer ya nut
Gerard Migwell, they don’t care because they’re doing it too.
Probably got burned down because they weren’t handling the fireworks with respect and precaution. If done right it’s fun and it’s a good way to party for Americas birthday. You do stupid stuff with explosives, stupid stuff happens… Like houses being brunt down. Which is no party absolutely. that’s a buzz kill.
Usually it has been someone else’s house.
Just another fun California law that prevents normal people from having a good time.
Where is the closest place to get illegal fireworks?
hahah :P
Fillmore! Ride the trains while you’re at it!
How illegal? Lol
Suck on deez nuts
And every year people light more and more off and nothing gets done about it. Just make them legal
thank you ! someone who understands
That’s no fun.
That’s no fun.
Please do not buy or use fireworks we would all like to have a house on the 5th
All fireworks r illegal in Santa Clarita anyway. It’s more of a well enforce it if we want to type deal.
Av has stands
Yea right! Hhaha
Bla, Bla, Bla.
Thanks for protecting us from ourselves, keeping true to our proud california tradition of nanny state regulations. Big Brother is only looking out for your best interest.