Antelope Valley Press - 2020-11-28

• Ecologist: Improve fire management
• County enacts new stay-at-home order
• Acton-Agua Dulce OKs consultant pact
• Woman is dead, four injured in fiery crash
• Election vote totals get closer to official
• Bruins edge Pepperdine in three overtimes
• Rule could allow gas, firing squads for executions
• Pandemic helps keep Black Friday crowds thin
• New CalRecycle leader eyes overhaul
• 82 contract COVID at nursing facility
• Task force conducts sting operation to reduce Palmdale street racing
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Former House Republican flips central California seat
• Plan released to reduce massive wildfires in West
• Consider having a living Christmas tree this year
• Keep pets safe and warm during winter
• Brother has become a burden to rest of family
• How to extend your fresh vegetable harvest season
• State Assembly to meet in NBA arena for session
• Guard kills California prisoner during stabbing attack
• Some counties winding down hotels for homeless
• Belarus president plans to leave job if new constituti­on is adopted
• Trump Wars II: The loser strikes back
• Restaurant­s, employees take another hit
• Fracking is harmful
• He did so much
• Court blocks virus limits on houses of worship
• Black clergy, United Way to launch anti-virus effort
• Volunteers needed for visits to Antelope Valley Hospital
• For Big Tech, Biden brings a new era
• Diogu saw wave of Nigerian players coming
• No. 9 UCLA women rout Cal State Fullerton
• Column: Sports hanging by the thread of the almighty dollar
• Chargers activate CB Harris Jr., DE Ingram back on IR
• UCLA looks to continue improvemen­t vs. Arizona
• College Basketball Top 25 results | Friday
• College Football Top 25 results
• Perkins, 92, first Black US envoy to South Africa, dies
• Dr. Mary Fowkes has died; helped science understand pandemic
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