The Edmonton Oilers have assigned defenseman Caleb Jones back to the Condors. Jones was originally recalled by Edmonton for his first NHL stint on Dec. 12, scoring one goal and assisting on five in 17 games with the Oilers.
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The framed, handwritten note on the restaurant's front door was both a thank you and a fond farewell.
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A fast-moving storm hit the Kern River Valley area late Sunday night. bringing high winds that rattled windows and nerves of many residences of the greater Lake Isabella area. The snow level reached down to about 3,000 feet in many areas and road conditions in some parts became icy. Winds al…
It's hard to believe for many of us, but this Friday will mark 20 years since Bakersfield, infamous for its scorching summers, received a rare gift: snow.
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State Sen. Shannon Grove, less than a month into her new job, was elected minority leader of that chamber last week, making her the third consecutive woman to hold the post, and the second from Bakersfield.
Last week the showers at the pool were closed for maintenance. The “pool” is the McMurtrey Aquatics Center. Without a shower, because of the chlorination (sodium hypochlorite), swimmers risk looking as if they have brushed their faces against a salt lick.
Shannon Robinson was upset with the math grades of her students at Standard Middle School.
People are seen lining up on Texas Avenue to watch The "Original" MLK, Jr. Parade in Houston. For more than two decades, competing MLK Day parades have been held in Houston.
Much can be learned about the character of a community by the way it honors historic and heroic national figures.
The California Highway Patrol responded to a fatal traffic collision on E. Casa Loma Drive, west of Cottonwood Road on Sunday.
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A person was killed following a car crash at the mouth of the Kern River Canyon on Sunday afternoon.
Personnel and other resources are headed for eastern Kern as part of a growing push to diversify the area's economy and protect its employment base in the event either of its two military bases were to suddenly close.
From the time he was a young boy, Dennis Watkins had one desire: to be a cowboy.
Competing against 19 other local schools, Centennial High School's team won the 2019 Kern County Mock Trial Super Saturday event this weekend. The team will go on to represent Kern County at the state championship in March.
A man was shot in east Bakersfield early Sunday morning. Though his injuries were determined to be serious, officials said they were not life-threatening.
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It started with the small things at first — forgetting to do something, saying things that had already been said.
The Bakersfield Condors scored three goals in each of the second and third periods in a 6-2 victory over the San Diego Gulls 6-2 on the road Saturday night.
Cal State Bakersfield forward Justin Edler-Davis pushed the ball forward through a double team at about the 3-point line. He caught up with it and stared down an oncoming defender before tossing an alley-oop to Taze Moore.
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Every year I ask about the shameful exploitation of Martin Luther King — why do Americans love to disgrace his message so much? Why is it so popular that we see it year after year?
It was Martin Luther King Jr. who declared, "Let us march on poverty until no American parent has to skip a meal so that their children may eat." On Martin Luther King Day let's remember that one of his dreams was ending hunger and poverty.
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