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The Bakersfield Police Department is investigating shots fired that led to a collision near the Coffee Road off-ramp from the Westside Parkway on Thursday.
There are five Kern County soccer teams playing for four Central Section titles while Bakersfield High girls basketball team seeks to repeat as Division II champions on a jam-packed Friday night of action.
North High School employee Edwin Rodriguez appeared in court for the first time on Thursday on charges of inappropriate contact with students.
Until this year, the CIF State Wrestling Championships anchored the biggest week of the year in Bakersfield tourism. It doesn't anymore, but that's actually a good thing for the local economy.
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Snow fell at low levels in Southern California on Thursday with the arrival of a very cold storm that added even more precipitation in a wet winter that has almost eliminated drought conditions statewide.
Bakersfield residents will be able to celebrate African American culture and history with a parade this weekend.
For those seven Kern County girls wrestlers that advanced to the second round of the CIF State Girls Wrestling Championships in the morning session of the first day of the CIF State Boys and Girls Wrestling Championships at Rabobank Arena on Thursday, it was smooth sailing into the quarterfinals.
Readers may remember some months ago I wrote a couple of columns about Black Brant hunting on the Pacific coast. This is a small goose that migrates down from Alaska, stopping at a number of bays in Washington, Oregon, and California, before ending up in the Mexican province of Baja California.
Since Oct. 1, the level of water in Isabella Lake has been kept very low to allow work to be completed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
The Bakersfield Police Department has arrested a fourth suspect in the stabbing death of Aaran Porter.
The Kern County Sheriff’s Office is investigating an infant death that happened early Thursday morning.
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Highway 58 between Towerline Road is closed due to snow and unsafe driving, according to the California Department of Transportation.
Kern County Superintendent of Schools has issued a closure to the following schools:
A freeze warning remains in effect until Friday morning, according to the National Weather Service.
His given name was Michael Adam Morales, but his friends and brother bikers knew him as Mikey Smash.
Foothill pulled off an 80-74 overtime road win at Central Valley Christian to earn a spot in the Central Section Division IV boys basketball finals with No. 1 Bakersfield Christian.
On tonight's edition of BVarsity Nightly with Trevor Horn, check out highlights from Bakersfield Christian's win over Kerman in the Central Section Division IV boys basketball semifinals. The Eagles advance and will play a familiar foe in the championship game on Saturday.
Ridgeview boys soccer is rolling, and the Wolf Pack don’t plan on looking back anytime soon.
Bakersfield Christian is seemingly playing its best basketball, and now has even more motivation heading into the biggest stage of the season.
Kern County Sheriff Donny Youngblood was in the TBC Media studios Wednesday for "One on One with Robert Price," talking about the challenges facing his cash- and personnel-strapped department.
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