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Embattled Roseville developer blames economy, financing woes
Embattled Roseville developer Abolghassem "Abe" Alizadeh on Thursday defended himself as an honest businessman victimized by a bad economy and an inability to secure favorable financing for his companies.
Porterville man dies in head on collision
A 29-year-old Porterville man died early Thursday morning after the truck he was riding in collided head on with another vehicle on the Famoso-Porterville Highway.
Head-on collision in Kern County kills Porterville man, 29; two others injured
A 29-year-old Porterville man was killed this morning when the Ford F-350 he was riding in struck another pickup head-on along the Famoso-Porterville Highway in Kern County, the California Highway Patrol reported.
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CA: Three Private Run Prisons to Close
State plans to close two community correctional facilities in Kern BY JAMES BURGER, Californian staff writer Monday, Oct 26 2009 Two privately run prisons in Kern County were issued 60-day closure notices Monday by the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation.
Private Kern County prisons to close
Two privately run prisons in Kern County are being shut down. The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation made the announcement Monday afternoon.
State says 3 low-level prisons no longer needed
California officials say a drop in the number of minimum-security inmates is allowing them to end contracts with the companies that operate three private prisons.
Home Depot On Hiring Spree In Tracy
Home depot has one heck of a big now hiring sign out. They are opening a new distribution center in Tracy.
Home Depot: Job Fair Response Slow
Nearly 200 jobs are up for grabs at a huge new Home Depot distribution center in Tracy.
Worth Noting: Education for low-income taxpayers, new limo location and business expo
Community Action Partnership has received a $45,000 grant to expand an education program targeting low-income taxpayers.
25th annual Good Scouts gala fetes McFarlands, Lon Records
Longtime Whittier community leaders Mac and Carolyn McFarland and Santa Fe Springs corporate executive and community leader Lon Records have been selected to receive the 25th annual Good Scout of the Year awards, presented by the Rio Hondo District of the Los Angeles Chapter of Boy Scouts of America.
Merced Amber Alert Suspect In Critical Condition
An Amber Alert suspect is in critical condition following an early morning chase on a popular Valley roadway.
Large Containers Catch Fire At Nursery
Large containers near at a nursary caught fire early Thursday morning. Around 1:58 a.m. Thursday, Kern County Fire received a call for large containers on fire at Vintage Nurseries on McCombs Rd.
Supervisors to hold community meetings on animal rule
Proposed revisions to county animal control ordinances will go to the Board of Supervisors Nov.
Police say officer shot in leg in good condition
If you want to send Officer Isaac Aleman a card, you may do so in care of the Bakersfield Police Department, P.O. Box 59, 93302.
Upcoming volunteer opportunities
AARP needs volunteers to help at "Senior Awareness Day" at the Bakersfield Museum of Art, Sept.
70th Anniversary / Frances & O.K. Webb
Today is THE BIG DAY! Saturday, September 12, 2009 Exactly 70 years ago today, Saturday, September 12, 1939, Frances Wilson and O.K. Webb stood before Rev.
Stanislaus County roads recall surveyor's life
Though Edgar Harold Annear's life was short, his achievements still affect the lives of residents.
Tehachapi, Jesus and the law: a clash?
Meetings begin with a prayer noticed on the agenda as an invocation. Most are conducted by Christian clergy and many prayers specifically reference Jesus Christ and other deities.
Bakersfield mother is still seeking justice
Alice Aleman remembers how her 49-year-old son never allowed his handicap to get in the way.