Antelope Valley Press - 2020-01-28

• A huge step for mental health
• Quick response saves man
• AVTA reaches significan­t milestone
• Park closed for spring cleaning
• Massive Alabama fire engulfs boats, marina
• Governors slow to adopt regional climate pact
• Gone too soon: Mourning Gianna
• SENIOR MENU Kern County
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Sadly, many will remember where we were Sunday Certain dates are locked in memory, and Kobe Bryant’s death will be one
• Attorneys for actor, neighbor give opening statements in dispute
• Ex Seaport customs officer sentenced to prison
• Donations are in the cards
• Antelope Valley Transit Authority workshop scheduled for Feb. 5
• Raise a glass and support Waves
• Catalan secessioni­sts ladle a soup of fiction and paranoia
• LETTERS FROM READERS
• Being first isn’t always the best thing
• Father arrested in killings of his children
• California tests find illegal vapes tainted with additives
• Nature’s green vs. the grey concrete jungle
• Mortar attack in Baghdad injures one
• Group to sue EPA
• Survey: Business economists are slightly optimistic about growth
• GM to invest in electric vehicles
• Coronaviru­ses becoming epidemic
• Finding support
• L.A. unites in grief for adopted son Kobe Bryant
• No. 1 Barty, Kenin to meet in semifinals
• Marleau, Noesen each score 2 as Sharks beat Ducks
• Lakers postpone today’s game vs. Clippers
• Diamondbac­ks acquire OF Marte
• Staley’s patience pays off with 49ers
• Baylor remains No. 1 in AP Top 25
• Oregon women move up to No. 3
• College Basketball | Top 25 results | Monday
• Genesis posts 14 in top 3 at Lady Luck
• NHL results | Monday
• NBA results | Monday
• Prep calendar
• Claudio Roditi, lyrical jazz trumpeter, is dead at 73
• Orange Coast College baseball coach dies
• NEW YORK TIMES DAILY CROSSWORD
• YOUR HOROSCOPE

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