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Glendale, AZ   — In a powerful display of faith, patriotism, and mourning, tens of thousands gathered at State Farm Stadium on Sunday,...

Lancaster, CA  — In a move aimed at stimulating a cooling national economy, the Federal Reserve announced a quarter-point interest rate...

LANCASTER, CA—In 2012, the lives of Jose & Karla Soriano , founders of Global First Insurance & Tax Services, were changing in what they...

LANCASTER, CA  — Tucked in the heart of Lancaster, the Greenhouse Café has been a community favorite for more than three decades. What...

Lancaster, CA – September 15, 2025 – In the days following the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley...

Lancaster, CA – September 12, 2025 In a case that has gripped the nation and reignited debate over political violence in America,...

Palmdale, CA — September 11, 2025 Under a clear morning sky and the solemn hush of remembrance, residents of Palmdale gathered at the...

AV Scanner News Admins Attempt to Avoid Service in $27 Million Lawsuit

The California Attorney General’s Office just dropped a major lawsuit on Los Angeles County and its sheriff’s department, calling out...

LOS ANGELES, CA — On Thursday, September 4, 2025, a total of 74 polished recruits lined up at STARS Center in what would be their final...

LANCASTER, CA – When you walk into Warpact Games  on 10th Street in Lancaster, you’re greeted not just by shelves of colorful board games, card decks, and miniatures, but by a sense of community. The shop, which officially opened its doors on December 7, 2024 , is quickly becoming a hub for gamers across the Antelope Valley. Owners Patrick Daugherty  and Justin Clouter  shared their journey, their passion for gaming, and their hopes for the store’s future. The idea for Warpac

LOS ANGELES, CA — August 7, 2025 Matt Evans, a respected Los Angeles resident, has filed a landmark defamation lawsuit against AV Scanner...