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Kern has long benefited from its reputation as a more affordable place to live than other parts of California. Its relatively low prices not only attract businesses fed up with

It has been a busy few weeks as we approach the start of summer. From State mandated trash collection, to washed out roads, and threats of East Kern Courthouses closing,

Kern County District 1 Supervisor Phillip Peters says 2023 has held both challenges and achievements for Northeastern Kern County.

District 5 Supervisor Leticia Perez organized the event, which provided job opportunities and emergency resources for the recently furloughed Bitwise Industries employees of Kern County.

Are you a San Joaquin Valley Bitwise employee who was furloughed? Here are some resources that may help you.

Kern County staff has gone back to the drawing board when it comes to plans on how to implement the state of Californias organic waste disposal mandates.

A mountain of shoes was sorted and counted for the 31st annual Shoes for Our Homeless Shoe Drive. The shoe drive is held by Guarantee Shoe Center in Downtown Bakersfield.

The Dream Center is one of many homelessness prevention programs funded by California's Homeless Housing, Assistance and Prevention grant.

The Kern County Board of Supervisors met Tuesday for its regular board meeting. Supervisor Phillip Peters (District 1), Supervisor Zack Scrivner (District 2), Chairman Jeff Flores (District 3), Supervisor David

Guarantee Shoe Center has extended the deadline for its Shoes for Our Homeless Shoe Drive, as shoe manufacturers have asked for more time to transport a large number of shoes.