John Sanders is a journalist for Antelope Valley Newspapers, Inc., focusing on local news in Palmdale, California. With a passion for sports reporting, John covers high school sports events and provides game recaps and updates on local teams.
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Combat sports fighter Willie Gates did not know when he was younger that the fighting form would become his profession. Less so did he predict it would be something he’d
Throughout last week, Fontana Police Department officers issued multiple arrests that varied from possession of child pornography to stealing vehicles.
Instructor Carole Fielder teaches the city of Fontana’s Zumba for Kids program. A dance class that utilizes body-moving activities and games to engage youth and foster cooperation. These classes are available from 9 to 10 a.m. Saturdays at Heritage Neighborhood Center, 7350 W. Liberty Parkway, Fontana. The current block runs until Feb. 1 and will begin again in full from Saturday, Feb. 8 to Saturday, March 1. Residents pay $35 for four weeks, while nonresidents pay $50. (Carole Fielder/Submitted)
Amid high winds and the California wildfires, Fontana Mayor Acquanetta Warren addressed residents experiencing power outages via the city’s YouTube channel. According to information from Southern California Edison, 8,767 customers
The Queen Creek Town Council inaugurated three incumbent politicians — Councilmembers Robin Benning, Jeff Brown and Leah Martineau — during its Jan. 15 meeting.
PALMDALE – The Paraclete boys basketball team shot out of the blocks like a rocket and maintained a fast pace throughout the game as the Spirits won their second consecutive
LANCASTER – The enigmatic play of the Antelope Valley College men’s basketball team continued when it hosted West LA College.
The Sanderson Lincoln Pavilion will host the upcoming “Concert for Conservation” a nature conservation fundraiser from the Desert Foothills Lant Trust nonprofit. The concert will run from 3 to 5 p.m. Sunday, March 9 at Sanderson Lincoln Pavilion, 101 Easy Street, Carefree. Tickets are $75 and children under 12 can attend for free.
By: John Sanders
Los Angeles local Tommy Vinh Bui loves his community. He works as a Westside librarian, became a doctoral student and served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Central Asia.
LANCASTER – When former legendary men’s basketball coach Newton Chelette arrived on campus in 1989, longtime former Antelope Valley Press reporter, Brian Golden, asked him, “Hey coach, how long do
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