Antelope Valley Press - 2021-04-30

• Gunman shot dead by deputies
• City OKs master plan for health district
• PWD adopts Stage 1 of plan for water shortage
• Deadline is extended for seats on commission
• Quartz Hill, Knight meet in key girls soccer match
• Biden agenda: Assessing the odds of approval
• Lancaster veteran’s love story is eternal
• State Senate proposes to spend $3.4 billion on drought
• Five arrested in Lady Gaga dog robbery
• Six things that I think are just plain outrageous
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• California Bar cited during audit for inefficien­t discipline reforms
• Family denounces police custody death of man in California
• Young women dread return of long absent Taliban
• US pushes ahead with nuclear plans despite watchdog’s input
• Apple thinks building credit should be a family affair
• More Americans sign contracts to buy homes in March
• Royals win annual ‘Pink Match’ against Falcons
• No suspense as 3 QBs dominate early picks
• Shaw, Lauer lead Brewers past Dodgers
• Anaheim Ducks goalie Ryan Miller to retire at end of season
• Derby favorite Essential Quality brings strongest resume to race
• Inbee Park takes 1-stroke lead at LPGA event in Singapore
• Quartz Hill boys, girls swimming teams stay undefeated in league
• Major League Baseball results | Thursday
• National Hockey League results | Thursday
• The FDA’s slippery slope toward mandating raw broccoli for breakfast
• It starts at home
• Biden wins 54% approval in Fox News poll
• Variety of new ideas that could help you around your home
• Husband’s hidden life leaves many questions
• Jason Matthews, author of ‘Red Sparrow’ thrillers, dies
• Schmitt, Grammy winning engineer and producer, dead at 91
• NEW YORK TIMES DAILY CROSSWORD
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• ‘Finding Wildflower­s’ honors idea
• Michael B. Jordan seeks revenge in ‘Without Remorse’
• Igniting the creative fire
• Virtual Inkwell set for May 1
• Legal writer John Grisham pens a basketball thriller

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