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Kern County agencies, organizations prepare for El Niño

El Niño is coming and Kern County Search and Rescue K-9 Maverick and his colleagues are making sure the county is prepared.

Kern County, CA · 11h

KGET

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‘It is going to excite people’: Kern County turns blue for first time in nearly 50 years

Last night, Kern County dropped the results of more than 60,000 ballots.

Kern County, CA · 2d

KGET

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Delays expected during hillside stabilization along southbound traffic on I-5 near Grapevine Road: CHP

BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) — Drivers can expect some delays along Interstate 5 near Grapevine Road in Kern County on Tuesday as work is getting done to stabilize hillsides against potential weather impacts. Officials with the California Highway Patrol Fort Tejon told 17 News, travelers can face a 10- to 15-minute delay for southbound traffic up […]

Kern County, CA · 2d

Bakersfield Now

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Kern County air quality improved from poor to good in 24 hours, but winds bring risks

Kern County’s air quality swung from poor to good in just 24 hours as strong winds swept the valley, offering residents a breath of relief even as the changing weather brings new concerns. Rain is expected on Friday, with a 70% chance of precipitation. Eyewitness News meteorologist Aaron Perlman...

Kern County, CA · 12h
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KERO 23 Bakersfield

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Farmworkers in California will receive pay raise in 2027

California · 1d

kernvalleysun.com

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Storms could bring rain, mountain snow to Kern River Valley

Rain is expected in the Kern River Valley Friday, Nov. 13, and another storm could arrive early next week, according to the National Weather Service. The systems are expected to bring cooler temperatures, rain in the valley and snow at higher elevations. The weather service’s Kern River Valley forecast calls...

Kern County, CA · 1d

KERO 23 Bakersfield

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Many statewide races likely to turn Kern County 'Blue' for first time in years

What’s been labeled as a 'Blue Wave' across the country has also touched Kern County, with several local and statewide races trending in the direction of Democratic candidates as of Thursday.

Kern County, CA · 12h

hoodline.com

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Bakersfield Pitches Itself as Next Industrial Hub at Kern Capital Summit

Wonderful Logistics Center — Major Logistics Project Under Construction. Kern County’s bid to attract industrial investment depends on more than available land: summit speakers also pointed to labor, transportation and electrical power as factors in site decisions. Those questions were part of the discussion this week at the second annual Unbound Kern Capital Summit, where more than 200 investors, site selectors, local politicians and economic development officials gathered as organizers pitched the region for industrial growth.

Bakersfield, CA · 2d

theloopnewspaper.com

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A hopeful vision for healing close to home: The future of medicine in tehachapi

Living in Tehachapi, whether you are up in Golden Hills, out in Stallion Springs or right in the heart of town, means embracing a distinct way of life. We cherish the changing seasons, the quiet mornings and the deep sense of community that comes from living up the mountain. We are also accustomed to a bit of a drive for certain conveniences. Making a trip down the hill to the valley floor for specialized shopping, a specific service or a weekend event is simply part of the routine we accept for the peace our elevation provides.

Tehachapi, CA · 6d

kerncountyfamily.com

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2026 Thanksgiving Turkey Distributions & Community Meals

Looking for a Thanksgiving meal, a turkey for your family, or a way to connect with your community?. This season, organizations across Kern County are offering free holiday meals, food distributions, and turkey giveaways to help make Thanksgiving brighter for local residents. Take a look at the events below and find support, fellowship, and holiday spirit close to home.

Kern County, CA · 1d

The Fresno Bee

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CEO's gone; High-Speed Rail still plans to lay first tracks this year. Does it need the win?

The recent resignation of its CEO hasn’t changed the California High-Speed Rail Authority ’s plan to lay the project’s first tracks by the end of year, says the head of the agency’s board, a milestone that could improve the public image of the often-maligned project. The agency says it has already begun receiving the building materials it needs to begin that work in Kern County. “We’re moving forward,” board Chair Steve Kawa told The Fresno Bee. “We’re going to be getting track, and we’re going to be laying track in 2026.” The rail authority has spent most of the last two years promising the physical milestone by the end of this year — more than a decade after construction began in the Central Valley — so failing to begin that work could worsen the project’s already strained public image. Gov.-elect Xavier Becerra, a Democrat, has indicated he wants to reform high-speed rail, but he has provided few details about any potential plans. Jonathan Underland, Becerra’s spokesperson, did not respond to The Fresno Bee’s request for an interview with the governor-elect. If the agency succeeds in laying track in the next six weeks, it could take a late win in what

Kern County, CA · 20h

Bakersfield Now

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500 volunteers needed for 2027 Point-in-Time Count

BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KBAK/KBFX) — The Bakersfield-Kern Regional Homeless Collaborative is seeking 500 volunteers to participate in the 2027 Point in Time Count (PIT), scheduled for January 27, 2026. The PIT count will take place on Wednesday, Jan. 27, from 3:30 a.m. to 9 a.m., with training available both virtually...

Bakersfield, CA · 17h

agnetwest.com

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Kern County Farm Bureau Warns Golden Mussels Threaten California Water Infrastructure and Agriculture

On today’s episode of the AgNet News Hour, Rachel Nettleton, Executive Director of the Kern County Farm Bureau, joined Nick Papagni to discuss a growing threat to California’s agricultural water infrastructure, mounting production costs and the challenges facing one of the nation’s most productive farming regions. The conversation also explored crop losses, farmland development, agricultural technology and efforts to encourage the next generation of farmers.

Kern County, CA · 23h

The Cool Down

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California carbon storage project keeps injecting CO2 after judge finds its approval violated law

"Infects the informational foundation for the whole Project."

Kern County, CA · 1d

kvpr.org

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The story behind Bakersfield's Big Shoe

It’s a classic piece of kitschy roadside architecture on Chester Avenue in Bakersfield. If you’re driving by it for the first time, you might even do a double-take. The story of Bakersfield’s Big Shoe, today on KVPR’s Central Valley Roots. Located at 931 Chester Avenue at...

Bakersfield, CA · 10d