Seventy years ago, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted itself onto the wrong side of history. A month after the bombing of Pearl Harbor, when passions were high and federal officials were weighing a plan to forcibly detain Japanese Americans, the Board voted unanimously to urge President Franklin D. Roosevelt to proceed with internment.

Day two of the NCAA Division I Men’s Golf Championship at Riviera Country Club was much kinder to Valencia High grad Max Homa.

The UC Berkeley junior shot a 1-under 71 in the second round of the tournament and moved up to 37^th place.

He is 4-over after the first two rounds of the three-day tournament. The third and final round is today.

Homa had four birdies on the front nine, but ended his round with three bogeys on the back nine.

By Megan Mann, SCVNews.com

College of the Canyons honored its newest graduating class of registered nurses Wednesday during a traditional pinning ceremony at the Santa Clarita Performing Arts Center.

The pinning ceremony serves as a symbolic welcoming for all those entering the nursing profession.

After 27 years as the top independent butcher in Newhall, Dave Heuer, owner of Dave’s Meats on Lyons Avenue, is hanging up his cleaver, closing up shop, and retiring.

“I can’t wait,” Heuer said Tuesday, as he and his daughter worked on cleaning out the last remaining items in the nearly empty store, which closes for good May 30. “I’m ready for my next chapter of my life.”