03/19/2023
Cal City Council planning to meet one hour earlier
CALIFORNIA CITY — City Council meetings will begin an hour earlier, at 5 p.m., after the Council approved an ordinance changing the meeting times in the city’s Municipal Code.
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03/18/2023
Bulldogs cruise past Lobos
LITTLEROCK — The Highland baseball team used a big first inning to take control of its Golden League game at Littlerock High School on Friday.
03/18/2023
Variety of products offered at boutique mall
LANCASTER — Sol Plaza Boutique Mall is an indoor shopping center where consumers can get a bite to eat, a haircut, a tattoo, new clothes or jewelry and then help
03/18/2023
Vendor ordinance rules OK’d
PALMDALE — With the backing of numerous vendors, the City Council on Wednesday unanimously approved an ordinance setting permitting and other regulations regarding street and mobile food vendors.
03/18/2023
Have you ever snapped a special photo that you wanted to share with everyone or thought was good enough to grace the cover of a magazine?
AV Living is seeking entries for its annual photo contest, the winners of which will be published in the May issue.
The five contest categories are:
Animals- Domestic pets in the home or creatures found in the wild.
Human Interest- People photographed in an interesting way or in unusual circumstances; an image that tells a story or elicits an emotional response.
Nature/scenic- Something that exists in nature, e.g., insects, wildflowers, birds, trees, fish, etc., or picturesque scenes such as landscapes, seascapes or scenic desert views.
Portrait/people- Portrayal of a person or people.
Travel- Images that document the landscape, people culture, customs and history of a place.
Send submissions by Friday, April 7, to Jennifer Garcia at [email protected]. State the category, include a caption that describes the photo and provide a phone number or email address where you can be reached.
Only digital images or digital copies of film images will be accepted. Entries are limited to one entry per category, per person.
Photos should be a minimum of 300 dpi, in jpg format and be no more than 4 megabytes when not compressed.
03/17/2023
Hawks get first win
https://www.avpress.com/sports/hawks-get-first-win/article_7dc0acec-c48d-11ed-ba19-27c533cdc42c.html
PALMDALE — The Knight softball team got its first win on Thursday afternoon, a week after head coach Juan Paolo took over the program.
03/17/2023
Storms gone, but road closures remain
Although the rain has stopped and skies were clear on Thursday, the aftermath of recent storms continued to affect Valley residents.
03/17/2023
Have you ever snapped a special photo that you wanted to share with everyone or thought was good enough to grace the cover of a magazine?
AV Living is seeking entries for its annual photo contest, the winners of which will be published in the May issue.
The five contest categories are:
Animals- Domestic pets in the home or creatures found in the wild.
Human Interest- People photographed in an interesting way or in unusual circumstances; an image that tells a story or elicits an emotional response.
Nature/scenic- Something that exists in nature, e.g., insects, wildflowers, birds, trees, fish, etc., or picturesque scenes such as landscapes, seascapes or scenic desert views.
Portrait/people- Portrayal of a person or people.
Travel- Images that document the landscape, people culture, customs and history of a place.
Send submissions by Friday, April 7, to Jennifer Garcia at [email protected]. State the category, include a caption that describes the photo and provide a phone number or email address where you can be reached.
Only digital images or digital copies of film images will be accepted. Entries are limited to one entry per category, per person.
Photos should be a minimum of 300 dpi, in jpg format and be no more than 4 megabytes when not compressed.
03/17/2023
Storms gone, but road closures remain
Although the rain has stopped and skies were clear on Thursday, the aftermath of recent storms continued to affect Valley residents.
03/17/2023
Cyrus finds treasure through detachment
Miley Cyrus immediately comes to mind when thinking about 21st Century Pop chameleons.
03/17/2023
The Rock Octopus gets a send-off
The common theme in stories about desert life is necessity. Cliched but true, it’s fighting against the elements to make something from nothing.
03/16/2023
Royals sweep Bulldogs
QUARTZ HILL — The Quartz Hill boys volleyball team probably doesn’t need to demonstrate it is the team to beat for the Golden League title this season, having won seven
03/16/2023
City to buy tax-default properties
LANCASTER — The City of Lancaster will acquire two tax-defaulted properties totaling 12.5 acres, up to $20,000.
03/16/2023
Have you ever snapped a special photo that you wanted to share with everyone or thought was good enough to grace the cover of a magazine?
AV Living is seeking entries for its annual photo contest, the winners of which will be published in the May issue.
The five contest categories are:
Animals- Domestic pets in the home or creatures found in the wild.
Human Interest- People photographed in an interesting way or in unusual circumstances; an image that tells a story or elicits an emotional response.
Nature/scenic- Something that exists in nature, e.g., insects, wildflowers, birds, trees, fish, etc., or picturesque scenes such as landscapes, seascapes or scenic desert views.
Portrait/people- Portrayal of a person or people.
Travel- Images that document the landscape, people culture, customs and history of a place.
Send submissions by Friday, April 7, to Jennifer Garcia at [email protected]. State the category, include a caption that describes the photo and provide a phone number or email address where you can be reached.
Only digital images or digital copies of film images will be accepted. Entries are limited to one entry per category, per person.
Photos should be a minimum of 300 dpi, in jpg format and be no more than 4 megabytes when not compressed.
03/16/2023
Many factors blamed for gas prices
LANCASTER — Antelope Valley residents, along with those across Southern California, experienced extreme sticker shock when opening their Southern California Gas Co. bills earlier this year, as natural gas prices
03/15/2023
Marauders improve
https://www.avpress.com/sports/marauders-improve/article_3a8aaf40-c2fd-11ed-8982-bf18e449ca0a.html
PALMDALE — The Antelope Valley College men’s golf team improved its team score by 16 strokes in their home conference match on Monday at Antelope Valley Country Club.
03/15/2023
Water use restrictions eased
PALMDALE — As atmospheric rivers continue to pummel the state and reservoirs are filling beyond their historical levels, the Palmdale Water District is rolling back mandated water use restrictions.
03/15/2023
Have you ever snapped a special photo that you wanted to share with everyone or thought was good enough to grace the cover of a magazine?
AV Living is seeking entries for its annual photo contest, the winners of which will be published in the May issue.
The five contest categories are:
Animals- Domestic pets in the home or creatures found in the wild.
Human Interest- People photographed in an interesting way or in unusual circumstances; an image that tells a story or elicits an emotional response.
Nature/scenic- Something that exists in nature, e.g., insects, wildflowers, birds, trees, fish, etc., or picturesque scenes such as landscapes, seascapes or scenic desert views.
Portrait/people- Portrayal of a person or people.
Travel- Images that document the landscape, people culture, customs and history of a place.
Send submissions by Friday, April 7, to Jennifer Garcia at [email protected]. State the category, include a caption that describes the photo and provide a phone number or email address where you can be reached.
Only digital images or digital copies of film images will be accepted. Entries are limited to one entry per category, per person.
Photos should be a minimum of 300 dpi, in jpg format and be no more than 4 megabytes when not compressed.
03/15/2023
Ordinance on vendors to be considered tonight
PALMDALE — The Palmdale City Council, tonight, will consider an ordinance changing regulations for street and mobile food vendors and setting permit fees for such businesses.
03/14/2023
Have you ever snapped a special photo that you wanted to share with everyone or thought was good enough to grace the cover of a magazine?
AV Living is seeking entries for its annual photo contest, the winners of which will be published in the May issue.
The five contest categories are:
Animals- Domestic pets in the home or creatures found in the wild.
Human Interest- People photographed in an interesting way or in unusual circumstances; an image that tells a story or elicits an emotional response.
Nature/scenic- Something that exists in nature, e.g., insects, wildflowers, birds, trees, fish, etc., or picturesque scenes such as landscapes, seascapes or scenic desert views.
Portrait/people- Portrayal of a person or people.
Travel- Images that document the landscape, people culture, customs and history of a place.
Send submissions by Friday, April 7, to Jennifer Garcia at [email protected]. State the category, include a caption that describes the photo and provide a phone number or email address where you can be reached.
Only digital images or digital copies of film images will be accepted. Entries are limited to one entry per category, per person.
Photos should be a minimum of 300 dpi, in jpg format and be no more than 4 megabytes when not compressed.
03/14/2023
Black Knowledge Bowl stars
LANCASTER — Lancaster and Palmdale School Districts recently hosted their first inter-district Black Knowledge Bowl competition, showcasing the academic prowess of their brightest students.
03/14/2023
Authority considers senior housing deal
LANCASTER — The Lancaster Housing Authority today will consider a proposed six-month exclusive negotiating agreement with Ravello Holdings Inc. for the potential disposition of property owned by the authority on
03/13/2023
Annual Solar Car Challenge returns to Palmdale
PALMDALE — The 2023 Solar Car Challenge will return to Palmdale in July.
03/13/2023
Cannabis industry feedback is sought
QUARTZ HILL — The Los Angeles County Office of Cannabis Management will host a community feedback session on March 18 at the Quartz Hill Library to collect public input to
03/11/2023
Joe Davies Airpark has new operating hours
PALMDALE — Just in time for the promise of warmer weather, the City of Palmdale has announced new operating times for Joe Davies Heritage Airpark.
03/11/2023
Two restaurant drive-thrus OK’d
PALMDALE — The Planning Commission gave the green light for two side-by-side drive-thru restaurants on Rancho Vista Boulevard at Town Center Drive, amid concerns of the traffic impacts.
03/10/2023
Royals’ Reddemann throws perfect game
PALMDALE — Quartz Hill senior Logan Reddemann was not only perfect on the mound, but also at the plate in a 17-0, five-inning victory over Palmdale in a Golden League
03/10/2023
Young and in charge on social equity
LANCASTER — Lancaster Social Equity Commission Chairman Giovanni Christon-Pope treated speakers with respect at the commission’s Feb. 15 meeting as he asserted his authority in what was his second meeting
03/10/2023
Bronze vases stolen from memorial park
LANCASTER — Lancaster Sheriff’s Station detectives are asking for the public’s help in their investigation into the robbery of some 50 bronze flower vases from Joshua Memorial Park in mid-January.
03/10/2023
Willie knows a bit about life, music
Approaching his 90th birthday in April, Country legend Willie Nelson’s celebrations began last year when his album, “A Beautiful Time” (2022), won the Grammy Award for Best Country album.
03/10/2023
Musicians are never really done playing
In talking about writing and creating music, musical raconteur Tom Waits said in an NPR interview, “You’re never done playing; you’re just on a rest,” referring to the space notated
03/09/2023
Pioneers can’t douse Firestorm
GLENDALE, Ariz. — The University of Antelope Valley men’s basketball team’s playoff run came to an end in the second round of the Liston Quadrant in the NAIA Tournament on
03/09/2023
Mojave hosts moon unit tests
MOJAVE — A company that is preparing to make the first commercial moon landing has expanded its testing facility at the Mojave Air and Space Port.
03/09/2023
More expansion work coming on 10th Street West
PALMDALE — In an effort to ensure continued progress on a project to widen 10th Street West near the Antelope Valley Mall, the City Council on March 1 approved a
03/08/2023
AVC falls to Canyons
LANCASTER — The Antelope Valley College softball team held rival College of the Canyons to one run with solid defense for four innings on Tuesday.
03/08/2023
AV Rural Museum opens to fanfare
LANCASTER — The words that kept being shared about the newly expanded and revamped Antelope Valley Rural Museum was “labor of love.”
03/08/2023
Avalos trial verdict: Guilty
LOS ANGELES — A Lancaster woman and her boyfriend were convicted Tuesday of torturing and murdering the woman’s 10-year-old son, who died in 2018.
03/08/2023
03/07/2023
Frustrated Lobos
https://www.avpress.com/sports/frustrated-lobos/article_e58ff3aa-bcb8-11ed-9071-4f5547960d4e.html
ORANGE — The Littlerock boys soccer team was frustrated.
03/07/2023
Guilty verdict returned in Anthony Avalos case
LOS ANGELES (CNS) — A Lancaster woman and her boyfriend were convicted
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Last month, members from Palmdale Chapter 296 held a rally outside district offices to advocate for equitable salary increases. In response to Palmdale Unified contracting out paraprofessional positions, nearly 200 members demonstrated in solidarity.
“CSEA has clearly stated that we want nothing more than what is deserved — a livable wage, not minimum wage,” Chapter President Helena Perkins told the Antelope Valley Press. “We are asking the District to engage in fair bargaining, conclude the negotiations and execute CSEA’s request.”
“CSEA has clearly stated that we want nothing more than what is deserved — a livable wage, not minimum wage,” Chapter President Helena Perkins told the Antelope Valley Press. “We are asking the District to engage in fair bargaining, conclude the negotiations and execute CSEA’s request.”
I want to know why the Palmdale City Council decided while the duly elected mayor was out of town, to eliminate his position? They've made it so that he can't run again. The council has decided they will take turns being Mayor. As far as I know, (at least for now) this is still a free country! The majority of 150k , people in this city voted for Steve Hofbauer. They probably will again. As he's a vast improvement over the mayor we had in the years prior. This council is completely void of scruples.
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James and Don talked with Jesse Davidson for the Showcase section of the Antelope Valley Press to discuss “Joshua Trees” and our writing process. Click below to read the article!
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There are only two days left to vote for the 2022 Antelope Valley Press Best Of Reader’s Choice Awards, and we'd be honored if you would take a moment to vote for us.
Here's how you can cast your vote: click the link below to access the ballot and vote for Logix as "Best Bank/Credit Union" under the Financial Services category.
You can vote once per day until February 25th.
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Here's how you can cast your vote: click the link below to access the ballot and vote for Logix as "Best Bank/Credit Union" under the Financial Services category.
You can vote once per day until February 25th.
https://www.avpress.com/bestof2022/#/gallery/315004497/
Did Natalie Bothwell and Maurice Taylor appear in court on the 15th (yesterday) as scheduled? They both pled "not guilty" to murdering their 2 teen children in Lancaster and were scheduled to appear yesterday.
Check out this article in the Antelope Valley Press written by Jesse Davidson about who's preforming at our Mike Dillon & Punkadelick / Lazy Beam / Hik1komori show this Friday December 3rd!
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