An ambitious "master plan" for the future of Hart Park presented to the Kern County Board of Supervisors was met with a sense of hope, excitement and optimism at a meeting held Tuesday in downtown Bakersfield.
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One of two robbery suspects shot March 14 by a Bakersfield police officer remains hospitalized in stable condition, police said Tuesday.
A Bakersfield police officer who fired a shot after he mistook a cellphone for a gun did not break the law but violated department policy, according to police.Â
Kern High School District teacher Johnny Gray Watson could soon be able to return to the classroom, at least temporarily.
The Kern County Sheriff's Office is asking for information regarding a homicide that occurred more than two years ago.
The Kern High School District All-Star Basketball Games are scheduled for Wednesday at Centennial High School.
(AP) Betting on March Madness has many gamblers throwing their weight behind Duke and freshman phenom Zion Williamson.
The Kern County Superintendent of Schools Office held its annual Kern County History Day on March 9.
A church that two of the five Bakersfield City School District board members have an affiliation with recently received $30,000 from the district as part of a legal settlement.
Kern County’s most recent survey of its homeless population revealed a 50 percent increase over last year’s numbers, the Kern County Homeless Collaborative reported Tuesday.
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Kern County has agreed to pay the estate of a man who died by suicide in Lerdo Jail $2 million as part of a lawsuit settlement.
Michaele Bowers spent more than two decades dating chef Raymond Ingram.
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How can Cirque du Soleil make its productions of high-flying acrobatic feats even more impressive? By doing it all on (or far above) ice.
About 150,000 people flocked over the weekend to see this year's rain-fed flaming orange patches of poppies lighting up the hillsides near Lake Elsinore, a city of about 60,000 residents.
Plans to build twin, five-story college dormitories at Coffee Road and Stockdale Highway were met with strong skepticism among residents who gathered Monday to hear project details and voice their concerns about how the development would affect surrounding neighborhoods.
Cal State Bakersfield held a vigil on Monday night for the victims of the New Zealand massacre. On March 15, a white supremacist was accused of gunning down 50 people at two mosques in New Zealand.
The Bakersfield Police Department is working to identify three men they believe burglarized the Double Tree Hotel on March 9.
Well-known Kern County grape grower Vincent B. Zaninovich & Sons Inc. will close a substantial share of its business after negotiating to sell land in the Delano area to Los Angeles-based ag giant The Wonderful Co.
Despite some mixed messages in recent weeks, Kern County Administrative Officer Ryan Alsop has been crystal clear of late about the fate of the Depression-era adobe house at Hart Park.
A distinctly traditional beer maker has set up shop in the city’s brewing district.
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