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America’s Last Surviving Woolworth’s Lunch Counter Reopened in California After Three Years

America’s last surviving Woolworth’s lunch counter is serving burgers and milkshakes again after spending roughly three years behind closed doors. The historic California landmark reopened in October 2025, bringing back a piece of everyday American life that nearly disappeared. The restoration preserved original swivel stools, vintage kitchen equipment,...

Bakersfield, CA · 6d
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Farmworkers in California will receive pay raise in 2027

California · 19h

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2 Tulare County markets ace September and October inspections, 9 fall short

The Visalia Times-Delta lets you know which Tulare County markets (including mini-markets) aced their inspections, as well as which ones need to make improvements. Since the September and October inspections were released on the same day, and since there was only one market that scored less than 90 in September, we have combined the two months in this report. Markets included are those that primarily sell groceries. Markets with inspection scores between 90-99, which are the majority of markets, are not included in this report. Also, please note that most markets are not inspected every month. This report is based on the Tulare County Environmental Health Division reports that were released on Nov. 2. Tulare County's best market inspections The following two markets met all standards during their October inspections and no violations were found. (No markets had perfect scores in September.) Their scores are considered perfect. Sandoval Fish Market & Restaurant , 182 S. State St., Earlimart A&Z Nutrition , 1314 W. Walnut Ave., Visalia Tulare County markets that did not pass inspection The following nine markets were found to have major or critical risk violations: Lee’s Mini Mart , 540 N. Court St., Visalia – Routine inspection on

Tulare County, CA · 1d

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Jasmine Vineyards' Jon Zaninovich Highlights Seasonal Table Grape Opportunities

DELANO, CA - Thanksgiving spreads should be seeing an abundance of table grapes as Jasmine Vineyards lines the produce department with premium table grape varieties through the end of the year. Jon Zaninovich, President, recently offered a closer look at some of the retail opportunities currently on the horizon. “We...

Delano, CA · 1d
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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

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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

Marisol Ochoa

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Who I'd ask about low water pressure in Bakersfield

Top 3Plumbers · Bakersfield, CA·Checked Nov 10, 2026. My old ranch house has taught me not to shrug off a weak tap or assume every crusty faucet needs a new system. I read through Bakersfield plumbing reviews for help with pressure, hard water and hidden leaks, plus the questions worth asking before work starts.

Bakersfield, CA · 21h

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Agromin Enters Into Agreement With Kern County Public Works To Market County Compost And Mulch

Agromin has entered into an agreement with Kern County Public Works to market compost and wood mulch generated from Kern County’s solid waste facilities. Kern County operates the Shafter-Wasco Composting Facility, which produces compost products made from locally generated organic waste. Kern County operates 11 solid waste facilities that manufacture wood mulch products from materials such as brush and lumber.

Kern County, CA · 1d

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9 Small Towns Across California’s Central Valley Facing An Uncertain Future

One town on this list is literally sinking into the ground after decades of heavy groundwater pumping. Its population is drifting too, just more slowly. That double meaning hooked me right away. California’s Central Valley grows a huge share of the nation’s food. Yet many of its smallest...

California · 12d

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Certarus Expands into California with New CNG Hub Serving Customers from Southern California through the Bay Area

BAKERSFIELD, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov 10, 2026--Certarus, the mobile gas solutions leader and a wholly owned subsidiary of Superior Plus Corp. (TSX: SPB), today announced a new compressed natural

California · 1d

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Chamber CEO Kristy Martin to step down

After nearly five years in the position, Porterville Chamber of Commerce CEO Kristy Martin will step down at the end of 2026 to focus full-time on her growing business. “I’ve spent these years helping business owners invest in their ideas and take their next steps,” said Martin. “Now, my own business has grown to a point where I’m ready to make the leap myself. It’s an exciting opportunity to put into practice so much of what I’ve championed through the Chamber.”

Porterville, CA · 3d

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From Grapes to Almonds: Ways One Grower Is Finding Firmer Ground

Blake Wilbur, assistant farm manager at Proplant Transplanting and Western sales manager at Kula Bio, learned farming from the bottom up. This fourth-gen grower started by following transplanters, furrow irrigating, and being a part of harvest crews. That hands-on experience provided the understanding of a family business built around custom transplanting.

California · 7d

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Chevron Restarts Kern County Drilling, Eyes 138 New Wells in McKittrick

Kern River Oil Field — Approximate Nearby Field Discussed For Drilling. Chevron marked a return to active drilling in Kern County on Friday with a site tour and gathering of local officials near McKittrick, celebrating a restart that company leaders say has been years in the making. The event comes as the oil giant outlines ambitious plans for 138 new wells at the McKittrick oil field, part of a broader wave of permitting activity rippling across the county.

Kern County, CA · 5d

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Buck Owens' massive Kern County ranch asks $5.9M

"A Rare Opportunity to Own a Piece of Bakersfield History!"

Bakersfield, CA · 11d

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Chevron resumes oil drilling in Kern County

23ABC toured the site with Chevron drilling superintendent Jesse Younggren, getting a behind-the-scenes look at how new oil wells are drilled.

Kern County, CA · 5d

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Bakersfield Buyers Find More Options as Prices Dip and Homes Sit Longer

Bakersfield buyers found more choices and lower prices as listings grew and homes spent more time on the market.

Bakersfield, CA · 6d

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Buck Owens' 124-Acre Kern County Ranch Hits Market for $5.9 Million

A sprawling Kern County ranch once owned by country music legend Buck Owens has hit the market for $5.9 million, giving buyers a shot at more than 124 acres of land north of Bakersfield, including roughly 84 acres of producing pistachio orchards. The property at 16208 Zerker Road comes with a nearly 7,000-square-foot home, a private fishing lake, a tennis court and a six-car garage.

Kern County, CA · 11d

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PG&E shares tips to stop 'energy vampires' from driving up electricity bills

BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KBAK/KBFX) — Halloween may be over, but some vampires could still be hiding inside your home, quietly draining electricity and adding to your monthly energy bill. Known as "energy vampires," everyday electronics and appliances can continue using electricity even when they're turned off or sitting in standby mode.

Bakersfield, CA · 10d