The North County Transportation Coalition (NCTC) recently announced the appointment of Marvin Crist, vice mayor of Lancaster, CA, as its chair for the Board of Directors. Crist is a champion […]
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Drive-thru toy giveaway set Dec. 17 in Lancaster
The Antelope Valley Transit Authority will host a “Holiday Drive Thru Grocery and Toy Giveaway” in Lancaster on Saturday, Dec. 17. Turkeys, holiday meal supplies, groceries, toys, and clothing will […]
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‘Stand Strong’ youth sports loan program available in Lancaster
The city of Lancaster, in partnership with Mission Bank, has launched the “Stand Strong” youth sports loan program to support local youth sports organizations impacted by COVID-19. Eligible organizations may […]
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Sprouts Farmers Market opening soon in Lancaster
City of Lancaster officials this week announced the groundbreaking of a Sprouts Farmers Market on the corner of Avenue K and 15th Street West. In a news release, city officials […]
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Unofficial election results find Marvin Crist, Raj Malhi reelected
The city of Lancaster held its municipal election Tuesday, April 12, in which two Council seats were open for the full term of four years. The unofficial election results, which […]
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Antelope Valley Transit Authority nation’s first all-electric service
The Antelope Valley Transit Authority (ATVA) board of directors and the California Air Resources Board (CARB) recently celebrated a journey to electrification that began a decade ago. Now, the ATVA […]
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Charging stations wave of the future in Lancaster
At the end of last year, the City of Lancaster installed new electric charging stations around town. The new charging stations make charging electric vehicles (EV) around the city convenient […]
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‘Adopt-a-mile’ to help keep Lancaster clean
Participants will also receive recognition at a City Council meeting and have a sign installed at the location of the adopted roadway section. “The TIDE-Y Up A Mile program is […]
