Newhall Ranch Fuels Development Boom Transforming Northern L.A. County
LA Times
By Louis Sahagun and Nina Agrawal
One of Southern California’s longest-running and ugliest development battles ended in a historic truce Monday when environmental groups agreed to a deal that will allow a new city of 58,000 residents to rise in the Santa Clarita Valley.
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