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8th Annual BSD Job Fair
Lancaster, CA.- Mark your calendar for a special job fair on Thursday, March 12 from 1 to 4 p.m. in Lancaster! Veterans, justice-involved folks, youth, and public assistance recipients are especially encouraged to attend. Job opportunities will be available in a variety of sectors, including manufacturing, logistics, hospitality, restaurants, retail, transportation, and more. Plus, attend a helpful First Impression Workshop in advance of the event to get prepared and access a


Governor, Senate, Assembly commit to protecting elections from Trump’s federal overreach
SACRAMENTO — Governor Gavin Newsom, Senate President pro Tempore Monique Limón, and Assembly Speaker Robert Rivas today issued the following joint statement in response to continued threats by President Trump and his administration to interfere with elections in California: “As President Trump escalates his politically motivated assault on California’s safe and secure elections, we will not stand by while he sows distrust and seeks to undermine the fundamental right to vote.


Meet Rocio Castellanos, a hopeful candidate for the Lancaster City Council 2026.
Lancaster, California—The Lancaster City Council’s municipal election in 2026 is underway. Candidates have been contacted to submit their press releases. Alternatively, any candidate is welcome to submit their press release or candidate information. Meet one of the candidates. There are two four-year council seats up for election, which will be conducted via an all-mail ballot. For the past 23 years, Lancaster has been home for me and my family. It’s the community where I ha


18 Antelope Valley “desert dogs” were taken by Animal Care Control .
Los Angeles, CA.- Recently, the Antelope Valley has struggled with packs of loose dogs displaying predatory pack behavior, a high number of stray “desert dogs” putting themselves at risk running in traffic, and puppies in need of care. DACC is stepping in to protect public safety and help those animals in less-than-ideal environments. Yesterday, our team conducted a strategic sweep of several areas where these problems occur, and was able to identify multiple problem proper


FREE MONEY FOR COLLEGE, New effort connects California community college students with available CalKIDS scholarships
SACRAMENTO – Affordability is one of the core tenets of California’s public higher education system, including two years of free community college for eligible students. Now California is making it easier for community college students to claim money already set aside for their future, helping them with funds to cover educational expenses like books, laptops, and other supplies. Governor Gavin Newsom today announced a partnership between CalKIDS, the California Community Col


City of Palmdale Appoints Salvador Mendez as City Manager.
PALMDALE, CA – The Palmdale City Council has approved the appointment of Salvador “Sal” Mendez as city manager following a nationwide recruitment process, reinforcing its commitment to stable, accountable leadership and high-quality service delivery for residents. Mendez has served as city manager pro tem since March 2025 and as interim city manager since Sept. 2, 2025, when the City Council unanimously appointed him to that role. On Feb. 12, the City Council appointed Mendez
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