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Man Found Shot Several Times On Country Road, Car Missing
A man was found Saturday night on a rural East Bakersfield country road suffering from several gunshot wounds, and police said his car was likely taken by his shooter.
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Small Caps Focus: Madagascar Oil's fundraising marked watershed in its history
February's US$26.5 million fundraising marked something of a watershed in the short but eventful history of Madagascar Oil.
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Honor Flight veterans return to Bakersfield
Crowds of people cheered and held up signs welcoming a group of veterans back from the inaugural Honor Flight Kern County.
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PHOTOS: WWII Veterans Grab Barbecue for Memorial Day
Mission BBQ hosted a complimentary lunch Sunday to honor some American heroes from World War II.
Basque festival a sensory overload of sight, smells, sounds and culture
If there are two people who define the spirit of the Kern County Basque Club, it's Lourdes Iturriria and Joe Recondo, and the two of exemplify why so many people come back to the club's annual festival, which was held Saturday and Sunday.
Ask The Californian: Can ambulance drivers activate sirens just to get through an intersection?
Q: Just wondering what the policy is with ambulances. I've noticed several times in the past month where an ambulance approaches an intersection and puts its lights on just to either make a U-turn or get through the intersection and then turns its lights off.
Lois Henry: Forget trees on levees, let's focus on Isabella Dam
I don't know why the Army Corps of Engineers has been so secretive about what repairing Isabella Dam will cost.
More than 20 local WWII veterans make memorable trip to D.C.
House Majority Whip Kevin McCarthy takes the Honor Flight from Kern County on a tour of the U.S. Capitol.
Two toddlers killed in trailer fire in Bakersfield
Investigators are still looking into the deaths of two toddlers killed Friday in a trailer fire in Bakersfield that was accidentally started by two older boys playing with matches.
It's the season for fruit at Moorpark farmers market
Apricots and nectarines from Bakersfield are on sale at the Lim's Apple Farm booth at the Moorpark farmers market.
VoiceofOC - ?May 15, 2012? Several OCTA board members specifically noted there is no passenger train service of any kind through the Central Valley from Los Angeles to northern California because of a "gap" between Palmdale and Bakersfield, where there is a track for freight but The above copy of this enewletter is on a PDF file and A you will not ... (more)
Health and Cure Consecration Service for Introduction to Medical Missionary Class
Health and Cure, a health and nutrition organization based in Los Angeles, California held a Consecration service on Friday, May 4, 2012 at the El Shaddai Better Living and Wellness Center in Inglewood, California.
Local Veterans Leave On Honor Flight
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. -- Nearly two dozen veterans are setting out on the trip of a lifetime.
Bakersfield family mourns teacher killed in car crash
A Bakersfield family is mourning the loss of a special education teacher killed in a crash Wednesday afternoon.
Be safe in the Kern River this holiday weekend
The death toll continues to climb at the Kern River each year. Nine people died in the river the last year.
Catching up with Red Simpson, the Bard of Bakersfield
Bakersfield country singer-songwriter Red Simpson, 78, has enjoyed a long, distinguished career.
2 toddlers killed in trailer fire in Bakersfield
Authorities say two toddlers have been killed in a trailer fire in Central California that was accidentally started by two older children playing with matches.
Ariz. woman accused of assaulting husband arrested
An Arizona woman accused of assaulting her husband with a knife and then trying to run over him with a car has turned herself in to California police.
Ariz. woman accused of assaulting husband arrested
An Arizona woman accused of assaulting her husband with a knife and then trying to run over him with a car has turned herself in to California police.
Violent Robbery Suspect Still Loose in Bakersfield
Bakersfield Police are still looking for a suspect in a violent robbery. On May 16, 2012, a man allegedly went into the Subway shop on Oak Street and shot a clerk with a pellet gun.