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Allison Gatlin

Allison Gatlin

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Staff Writer, Antelope Valley Press

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international relations economicseast and southeast asia security and human rights issues

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There is no topic I wouldn't cover .There is simply no time for everything.

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Total articles 1361

  • Cal City water system in need of upgrades

    By Allison Gatlin Verified| Antelope Valley Press Verified CALIFORNIA CITY — California City needs a study to update its water and sewer rates in order to address what Public Works Director Joe Barragan called a “failed” water system. “The way the water system is now is not sustainable,” he said. “Our water system has failed.”The city has long been plagued with water line leaks. In addition, the system is operating with only about half its wells functional, Barrragan said. “We’re in a dire situation.

    By Allison Gatlin Verified · Antelope Valley Press

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • City of Palmdale eyes homebuyer aid

    By Allison Gatlin Verified| Antelope Valley Press Verified PALMDALE — The City Council on Tuesday will consider approval of a down-payment assistance program for first-time homebuyers. The program is intended to aid families and individuals who want to purchase a home for the first time but do not have sufficient funds for the down payment or closing costs, according to the staff report.

    By Allison Gatlin Verified · Antelope Valley Press

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • Cal City water system in need of upgrades

    By Allison Gatlin Verified| Antelope Valley Press Verified CALIFORNIA CITY — California City needs a study to update its water and sewer rates in order to address what Public Works Director Joe Barragan called a “failed” water system. “The way the water system is now is not sustainable,” he said. “Our water system has failed.”The city has long been plagued with water line leaks. In addition, the system is operating with only about half its wells functional, Barrragan said. “We’re in a dire situation.

    By Allison Gatlin Verified · Antelope Valley Press

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Antelope Valley Press

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Founded: 1915