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On Wednesday, the California Big City Major coalition met virtually to advocate funding for the Homeless Housing Assistance and Prevention Program (HHAP) in the

Workers like Sarah Regalado, a formerly homeless employee, who benefit from this program are seeing their employment put in jeopardy now.

While the City hopes to roll out the eviction protection program late this summer, residents like 74-year-old Linda Mull are still facing evictions without knowing where to turn for help.

Major spending cuts are imminent for the Adopt-A-Highway program in Bakersfield, resulting in slashed hours and layoffs that could take effect as early as Friday.

According to Guarantee Shoe Center co-owner Sarah Rolnik, over 105,000 pairs of shoes have been donated since the events inception.

“What does the county do and how are my tax dollars spent?”

First year West High teacher Magdalena Pantaleon wants to make sure no student in-need in her class feels that stigma. So she started a Carino Station stocked with little necessities.

The Kern County Board of Supervisors met as scheduled for Tuesday’s January 9, 2024, Board Meeting. Supervisor Phillip Peters (District 1), Supervisor Zack Scrivner (District 2), Supervisor Jeff Flores (District

In an effort to draw attention to Human Trafficking Awareness Month, several organizations and government agencies are hosting events to bring community awareness to the complexities of human trafficking.

Guests were greeted by mannequins with their mouths taped and signs draped over them saying “not for sale” and “stop human trafficking” at an Open Door Network event on Union