3 Boys Arrested for “Ginger” Attacks »
November 30, 2009—
Three A.E. Wright middle school boys have been arrested for investigation of bullying red-haired students after a Facebook page encouraged “Kick a Ginger Day.”
Sports, Teens and Drinking »
Contradicting what most parents might think, participation in team sports doesn’t necessarily result in teenage boys adopting healthier behaviors.
“Ginger Attack” Fallout Continues »
November 27, 2009—
The search term “ginger attack Calabasas” returns 176,000 results in Google.
Black Friday Survival Tips »
Have you been diagnosed as a shopaholic, unable to pass up a great deal?
Happy Thanksgiving! »
Have you ever wondered how the traditions of Thanksgiving really came about? Here are five “hidden symbols” you probably didn’t know.
The “J-Team” Takes on Cyberbullying »
The “Kick a Ginger” incident appears to be localized to the A.E. Wright Middle School, according to Deputy Ginni Alvarez of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Lost Hills Station.
Cartoon, Facebook, Parents Blamed for Assault »
November 21, 2009, Calabasas—
The Sheriff’s Department says that a 12-year-old student at A.E. Wright was assaulted Friday morning by a group of students inspired by a “National Kick A Ginger Day” posting on Facebook.
Boat Burns, Owner Missing »
November 19, 2009—
The U.S. Coast Guard has halted a search for a local man who may have been aboard his boat that was found burning off the coast on Tuesday.
Hiking Calabasas Peak »
Seth Smigelski took a hike up to Calabasas Peak and documented the trip with photos and maps.
Las Virgenes Road Closure Delays Thousands »
November 17, 2009—
An accident on Las Virgenes Road yesterday took out a major power line pole, according to Sgt. Tony Arnold of the Lost Hills Sheriff Station.
