A Santa Clarita Valley man received a 40-year sentence Friday for the second-degree murder of Christopher Demyen, as several family members provided tearful testimony Friday at his killer’s sentencing in Lancaster.Scott Shipley, 57, of Acton, was found guilty back in April, after a brief trial. “I think that the verdict reached by the jury was the correct and just verdict and the sentence that the defendant received was just,” said Tom Trainor, deputy district attorney for Los Angeles County. "While no sentence can ever bring Demyen back to his family, this can hopefully provide them with some finality in this chapter of their life."
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Two Palmdale Men Sentenced For October Robberies
Two Palmdale men accused of felony robbery took a plea deal recently, according to District Attorney’s Office officials. Don’t miss a thing. Get breaking Santa Clarita news alerts delivered right to your inbox. Abraham Bautista, 20, and Joshua Right, 21, pleaded no contest and were sentenced on July 18, said Ricardo Santiago, spokesman for the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s ...
Read More »High-Speed Rail System Public Meetings To Be Held Near Santa Clarita
California High-Speed Rail Authority officials are hosting several public meetings for the first high-speed rail system in the United States.
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A man and a woman were killed, and an infant sustained major injuries, in a fatal crash Tuesday at 7:54 p.m in Acton, officials said Tuesday.
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Assembly Bill 2389, a measure to create and retain aerospace industry jobs in California, was signed into law by Gov. Jerry Brown.
Read More »2014 Legislative Update For Santa Clarita Valley Lawmakers
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Read More »High Speed Rail Authority To Host Community Open House At Hart Park
Before creating an Environmental Impact Report for the Palmdale to Los Angeles section of the California High Speed Rail, the Rail Authority will conduct a Santa Clarita open house at Hart Park on Thursday.
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Read More »SBDC To Host Go-Biz Seminar For Small Businesses On Friday
The Small Business Development Center and the Governor's Office of Business and Economic Development are hosting a seminar about the resources available to small business owners, on Friday in Lancaster.
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