The official website of the City of Lancaster, CA with info on various city dept. including Parks, Public Works, Human Resources, Finance, Community Development and Redevelopment.

The official city web site for community, government, business, film, and visitors information for the City of Palmdale, California.

Whether you're visiting or just need information on the city of Lancaster, the Lancaster Convention and Visitors Bureau website is the place to find services, restaurants, shopping, apartments, and much more.

The Antelope Valley Chambers of Commerce, the largest chamber in the AV with over 1,000 members, merges the business interests of Lancaster and Rosamond in order to effectively serve both communities.

This website provides mainly AV related business news. There, you can get the latest demographics and many good reasons why Antelope Valley is a good place to do business.

The SBDC services are custom-designed for growing companies, owned and operated by progressive-minded business owners, ready to zoom their businesses to growth!

Access a searchable database of crews which provides a list of experienced and professional support services available right here in the valley. Also provides a photographic database which conforms to the California Film Commission's category list.

The REALTOR® you work with could be one of your most valuable resources. Unlike many real estate agents who are simply licensed by their state to do business, REALTORS® have taken additional steps to become members of the local association of REALTORS® and have agreed to act under and adhere to a strict Code of Ethics. Plus…

AVC is a comprehensive community college in the California Community College System dedicated to providing services to a broad range of students with a variety of educational goals. Antelope Valley College is dedicated to providing educational programs and services as expressed in the California Master Plan for Higher Education. The College is committed to equal educational opportunity and reinforces that commitment through a program of active affirmation of diversity.

Although the fair is officially 64 years old, its roots go back to 1895, when the Antelope Valley Association sponsored a two-day celebration for area ranchers and farmers. The first organized Harvest Festival took place in 1931, featuring Hollywood entertainers. In 1934, a "field day" was held with competitions among local ranchers and farmers at the Lancaster High School football field. The competitions in following years featured friendly contests between Eastsiders and Westsiders, including women, in cow milking, hay loading and others.

From its inception in 1962 United Way of Greater Los Angeles has been the best non-profit choice for donors who want to make a difference in the community. When United Way invests your gift, we do it knowing you are interested in real impact... real change.

This is the official Web site of Metrolink, the rail system serving commuters throughout Southern California. Use this website to learn more about Metrolink and how you can take advantage of the most relaxing and time-saving commute available.

Whether you're traveling around the Valley or commuting down below, you'll find easy-to-understand information here. The AVTA’s website is updated frequently to reflect their latest schedule information.

Brought to you by the AV Chambers of Commerce, the biannual Flea Market has been taking place in the Antelope Valley for over 65 years. It attracts over 10,000 attendees making it one of the most successful events in the AV.

The goal of the Lancaster Old Town Site is to establish and develop a strong and unified downtown organization that works together and speaks for the betterment of the Central Business District of the city of Lancaster.

The Mission of the AVBOT is to engage in maintaining and promoting diverse business and industry, quality infrastructures and a strong legislative voice for the benefit of its members and the Greater Antelope Valley.