5 years since the pandemic: How has Bakersfield’s economy bounced back stronger than ever?
Studies show downtown Bakersfield is one of few cities nationwide to have bounced back better and stronger than before the ...
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Bakersfield’s Hidden Gem Indian Roadside Stand Just Opened a Permanent Restaurant
Punjabi Dhaba, featured in the New York Times and PBS Food, has opened a full-time restaurant in a medical office plaza in ...
Oil spill under investigation at Carson refinery
It happened late Friday evening at the plant located at S. Alameda Street and E. Sepulveda Boulevard, according to Los ...
The Mirror US on MSN2d
Fatalities at trailer park while city cut off and destroyed as tornado rips through Midwest
Several tornadoes have brought carnage to parts of Missouri this morning, with multiple fatalities reported after one of the ...
Bakersfield’s ‘Southeast Strong initiative’ nearly impacted by federal funding cuts
On March 6, a Rhode Island judge blocked the Trump Administration’s cutbacks, securing federal funds for 22 states and the ...
The Bakersfield Californian3d
County oil proposal would help fund water system consolidations
Local water systems on the brink of failure would receive assistance totaling tens of millions of dollars per year from an ...
Capital & Main3d
The Little Town That Stood Up to Big Oil
How one Pennsylvania community pushed the fracking industry away from their homes and schools, even as statewide efforts have ...
This ‘Dune’ isn’t fiction. It’s the longest conveyer belt in the US and moving sand in Texas
A conveyor belt more than 40 miles long runs from tiny Kermit, Texas, across state borders into Lea County, New Mexico.
The Bakersfield Californian3dOpinion
LOIS HENRY: Bakersfield water and sewer rates could be going up – way up
Residents who get their water and sewer services from the Bakersfield city system could see major rate increases starting as ...
thederrick.com6d
Despite profiling concerns, more law agencies are joining street-level immigration enforcement
As the Trump administration seeks more partners to help round up immigrants living in the United States illegally, some states and cities are eager to step up, despite risks of ...
Marin Independent Journal6d
Marin history: The many lives of Randolph Doherty
Randolph “Dolph” Doherty was born in 1880 to a bee rancher in the Bakersfield-Fresno area. After heading out on his own at 16 years old, he worked at a dairy ranch, drove horses in oil fields, ...