Julie Drake is a staff writer for Antelope Valley Newspapers, Inc., focusing on local news in Palmdale, California. Her articles cover a range of topics, including city developments, education, community events, and local government. Julie's work has also been featured in The Bakersfield Californian and Evie.
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Julie Drake's coverage mostly revolves around local news in Palmdale, California. She extensively covers government announcements and press releases, suggesting a preference for official statements or events from the city’s private sector. Her focus spans across education, health & wellbeing, human resources & employment within the local context.
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By JULIE DRAKE Valley Press Staff Writer of 2
LANCASTER — The Lancaster City Council will conduct a public hearing today to collect public testimony concerning housing and community development needs before the city files the 2023-2024 Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report to the US Department of Housing and Urban Development.
PALMDALE —The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority postponed two community input “scoping” meetings scheduled for Thursday in Palmdale and Saturday in Santa Clarita for the SR-14 North Los Angeles County Safety and Mobility Improvement Project.
LANCASTER — The 2,977 US stick flags placed in the grass areas around the flagpole near the Antelope Valley College administration building represented the number of people who lost their lives on Sept. 11, 2001, in the World Trade Center, the Pentagon and Shanksville, Pa., in the worst terror attack in the nation's history.
LANCASTER — US Navy hospital corpsman 2nd class Miguel DeLeon received a mortgage-free home Thursday, donated by Building Homes for Heroes in collaboration with JPMorgan Chase and Lowe's home improvement.
PALMDALE — Assemblyman Tom Lackey on Friday urged the community to join him in opposing the proposed placement of convicted serial rapist Christopher Hubbart in the Antelope Valley. The deadline to submit comments is Tuesday.
By: Julie Drake
LANCASTER — Two Antelope Valley College student workers will get paid this semester after they were promised jobs only to learn about two weeks into the fall semester that they didn't have the jobs they thought they did.
LANCASTER — Antelope Valley Community College District's governing board unanimously awarded 21 bids for multiple services worth approximately $40.7 million for The Commons project.
PALMDALE — Supervisor Kathryn Barger sent a letter Monday to the Los Angeles County Superior Court to formally oppose the release and placement of sexually violent predator Christopher Hubbart in the Antelope Valley.
LANCASTER — The Lancaster Planning Commission approved a conditional use permit for a proposed 1,362-square-foot grocery store in the Cedar Avenue Arts District.
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