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Author Archives: Steve Scauzillo
Chu, Schiff question latest National Park Service plan
Chu, Schiff question the National Park Service study on San Gabriel wilderness By Steve Scauzillo, Staff Writer @stevscaz on Twitter Posted: 04/14/2013 02:08:57 PM PDT Updated: 04/15/2013 09:12:03 AM PDT Morris Dam, one of the three major dams in … Continue reading
Join Live Chat today (Mon) from noon to 1 p.m. on beach bonfire ban
at sgvtribune.com, pasadenastarnews.com… Are beach bonfires bad for your health? If you drive to Huntington Beach, Bolsa Chica, or Corona Del Mar State Beach and use the fire rings, let us know what you think about a ban proposed by … Continue reading
Do you support ban on beach bonfires?
The smoke from beach bonfires drifts into Charles Farrell’s Balboa Peninsula home and crashes on his bed like a drunk partygoer. “The soot lingers inside my home for days. It’s everywhere, including your bedsheets. When I go to work, people … Continue reading
Gov. Goes Green
Do you agree? The governor goes green with two huge projects: completing high-speed rail from LA to SF and building twin concrete canals in the Delta to bring more water south. What do you think of these projects? Steve … Continue reading
Storm drain fee hearing’s silver lining
Normally, when you find yourself stuck at a 5-hour public hearing, listening to 200 speakers, it gets tough. That happened at the Board of Supervisors meeting last Tuesday. The meeting was long, the place was freezing, I sat from 9:45 … Continue reading
Keep criminals out of our Angeles National Forest
Make our forest a park; criminals, keep out Give us your murderers, arsonists, your body dumpers, your candle- burning and chicken-sacrificing cultists, your transients, your pot growers, your illegal barbecue lighters, hordes of litterers … That crazy talk might as … Continue reading
Will you use recyclable cup at Starbucks?
THE GREEN WAY Steve Scauzillo: Starbucks now asks `Paper or plastic?’ Posted: 01/05/2013 06:17:38 AM PST Updated: 01/05/2013 06:18:48 PM PST This undated photo provided by Starbucks Corp., shows a reusable cup. Starbucks Corp. is rolling out … Continue reading
Homeless man in West Covina known by residents
Thanks for all your responses on the column I wrote about the homeless man I encountered in West Covina in Eastland shopping center who refused cash and food. Here is what Barbara wrote to me in an email: I read … Continue reading
Put moratorium on metal recycling
WHEN is recycling not a good thing? Answer: When it is a crime. Lately, too much recycling activity is against the law. I’m talking about the rash of copper wire thefts that have left ballfields, streets, parks, schools and even … Continue reading
Will you pay $20 bucks more a month to ride Metrolink?
I wrote the following story after attending a Metrolink board meeting in Los Angeles on Wednesday. Many of the riders of these commuter trains (they whoosh by our office every day on the very popular San Bernardino-to-LA line) said in … Continue reading