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| Assemblyman Lackey's Student Art Show - DEADLINE TOMORROW |
The Deadline is Tomorrow!!!! Be sure to get your entry in before 5pm!
This competition is open to all California public, private or home-schooled students that reside in the 34th Assembly District. Students from Kindergarten through 12th grade and Special Education Students are eligible to enter.
The Theme this year is "California of the Future" and it can be depicted as a landscape, portrait or still life.
Please share this with your student or a student you know, so that they can enter their work of art by the deadline of December 12th at 5 pm.
Attached, please find the flyer, application and rules. If you have any questions, please call my Palmdale District Office at 661-267-7636.
I look forward to seeing the future of our Golden State, through the eyes of our kids!
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Posted on Dec 11, 2025 12:19pm by admin
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| West Coast Classical Brings Holiday Magic to Palmdale Playhouse |
The City of Palmdale welcomes residents to ring in the holidays with West Coast Classical’s enchanting “Magic of the Holidays” performance at the Palmdale Playhouse, located at 38334 10th St. East. This festive concert will fill the air with beloved seasonal favorites on Sunday, Dec. 21 at 2 p.m. and is guaranteed to put the entire family in the holiday spirit.
The recital program showcases a captivating selection of seasonal classics performed by talented musicians who bring warmth and joy to every note. From timeless carols to cherished Christmas melodies, this magical performance creates the perfect opportunity to gather with loved ones and celebrate the wonder of the season.
“Live music has a special way of bringing people together during the holidays,” said Mayor Pro Tem Laura Bettencourt. “We’re thrilled to offer this affordable performance so families can continue their traditions or create a new one and celebrate the season together.”
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Posted on Dec 11, 2025 10:51am by admin
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| A Magical BLVD Christmas Returns to Lancaster for the Holiday Season |
The City of Lancaster is excited to announce the return of A Magical BLVD Christmas on Saturday, December 13, from 5 to 9 p.m. This annual event will kick off the holiday season with a celebration filled with lights, music, and activities for the whole family.
Attendees will have the opportunity to shop at a holiday marketplace featuring handcrafted gifts and seasonal treats. Children can take part in activities at Santa’s Workshop, enjoy a Christmas train ride, and sled in real snow. Throughout The BLVD, dazzling lights, wreaths, decorations, and holiday scenes will create a festive atmosphere, perfect for families and friends to capture photos. Guests can treat themselves to delicious treats or explore local shops for perfect holiday presents.
“A Magical BLVD Christmas is a highlight of the holiday season in Lancaster,” said Mayor R. Rex Parris. “The event provides an opportunity for families to come together, enjoy festive activities, and experience the holiday spirit in our community. We are thrilled to welcome residents and visitors to celebrate this special time of year.”
The evening will feature live performances, beginning with So Cal Holiday Brass at 5 p.m., followed by the Lancaster City Council's welcome and tree-lighting ceremony at 6 p.m., and Colibri Entertainment at 6:15 p.m. Music will continue throughout the event, courtesy of DJ Craig EC, creating a lively atmosphere for attendees to enjoy.
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Posted on Dec 10, 2025 14:05pm by admin
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| The City of Palmdale has Flexible Part-Time Positions Now Open with Parks and Recreation |
The City of Palmdale is launching an exciting recruitment drive for part-time Parks and Recreation positions that offer competitive wages and flexible scheduling, perfect for those seeking entry-level positions, students and those looking to get more involved in the community.
“These opportunities represent the perfect gateway to professional development while making a real difference in our City,” said Mayor Pro Tem Laura Bettencourt. “We’re hiring talented and dedicated individuals who are ready to energize our summer programming and create unforgettable experiences for our residents.”
The City is currently hiring for two positions:
DryTown program leader positions are ideal for those who are seeking entry-level work to develop their professional career skills. Lifeguard positions are ideal for those seeking an energetic work environment and a rewarding level of responsibility working with the public. Program Leaders start at $19.42 per hour and plan, coordinate and conduct recreational activities for children and adults at community events, sports leagues, community centers and DryTown Water Park. Applicants must be 16 years old by July 1, 2026.
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Posted on Dec 09, 2025 12:42pm by admin
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| FPH2 Chairman R. Rex Parris, “We are proud to welcome the City of Shafter as they take this important step toward joining FPH2 |
The First Public Hydrogen Authority (FPH2) announced that the City of Shafter has approved proceeding with its membership in FPH2. The FPH2 Board of Directors will consider the item for approval at the December 18 board meeting and, as such, it is not yet final. The partnership underscores growing statewide momentum for hydrogen deployment and highlights Shafter’s leadership in advancing clean industry and economic growth.
“We are proud to welcome the City of Shafter as they take this important step toward joining FPH2,” said FPH2 Chairman R. Rex Parris. “Shafter’s forward-thinking leadership is helping build the framework for California’s clean hydrogen network. Their participation supports local job creation, infrastructure investment, and the transition to zero-emission technologies.”
Shafter Mayor Chad Givens said, “Shafter is proud to join FPH2 as a forward-thinking partner in advancing clean, reliable hydrogen solutions for our region. This collaboration reflects our commitment to innovation, sustainability, and long-term economic growth. By engaging with FPH2, we are leading the diversification of our energy sources with cleaner, renewable options—supporting emerging industry needs and strengthening the foundation for quality jobs and future investments in our community.”
As an FPH2 member, Shafter will gain access to technical expertise, centralized procurement tools, and a transparent platform to collaborate with other public agencies and hydrogen providers. Members also help pilot early-stage hydrogen use cases, from municipal fleets to backup power systems.
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Posted on Dec 09, 2025 12:38pm by admin
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| The Home Show Returns in 2026 — Black Friday Vendor Sale Starts NOW! |
We are happy to announce some exciting news!!
The AV Fair & Event Center Home Show is officially returning March 7–8, 2026, and we’re kicking things off with a BIG celebration!
To launch the countdown, we’re rolling out an exclusive Black Friday Vendor Booth Discount. Available NOW through December 31st. This is your chance to lock in premium booth space at the lowest price of the year.
Why you don’t want to wait:- Limited booth spaces available. They will go fast!
- Thousands of eager attendees expected in 2026.
Whether you’re showcasing innovative products, offering home improvement services, or connecting with new customers face-to-face, this is the biggest event in the Antelope Valley for home focused businesses. You don’t want to miss it.
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Posted on Nov 27, 2025 05:49am by admin
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| Palmdale Hosts Free E-Waste Recycling Event, Giving Electronics a Second Life |
The City of Palmdale is helping residents give their old electronics a second life at a free drive-thru recycling event on Saturday, Dec. 6, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the northwest parking lot of the Palmdale Transportation Center, located at 39000 Clock Tower Plaza Dr.
This convenient, stay-in-your-car event makes it easy for residents to responsibly dispose of outdated or broken tech while keeping harmful e-waste out of local landfills. Accepted items include laptops, tablets, cell phones, monitors, phone batteries, cables, wires and other devices. Please note that batteries, lightbulbs, medical waste and other hazardous materials will not be accepted at this event. All items will be properly recycled free of charge, preventing toxic materials from potentially contaminating soil and water supplies.
“We’re proud to make it easy for every family to do their part in protecting our environment,” said Mayor Pro Tem Laura Bettencourt. “We’re ensuring that our residents have access to responsible recycling while supporting meaningful employment opportunities for individuals working to transform their lives.”
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Posted on Nov 26, 2025 13:49pm by admin
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