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The Kern High School District has made some significant strides in the past couple years when it comes to student discipline, but data shows there’s plenty of work left to do.
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Cal State Bakersfield opened Western Athletic Conference volleyball play Thursday night with a four-set win over the University of Texas-Rio Grande Valley at the Icardo Center.
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Students were said to be quite well-behaved Thursday on Panama-Buena Vista Union School District's bus No. 13.
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Kern Medical Center employees will be getting a pay increase starting this December as part of a labor agreement that was reached this week with the SEIU Local 521.
The Bakersfield Historic Preservation Commission has reached out to the current and former owners of The Dome urging them to consider an alternative to demolishing the architecturally novel event venue built in 1940.
School buses from across the county parked in rows well before 9 a.m. and crowds of excited children waited in line for the early opening of the Kern County Fair as part of Special Friends Day.
Cal-Hi Sports editor Mark Tennis wrote a book called "High School Football in California" that was published last month. Tennis is in town for a book signing at the Barnes and Nobles on California Ave on Saturday beginning at 2 p.m. Tennis stopped by the studio to discuss the book.
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