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A judge’s order signed Tuesday ensures there will be at least some water flowing in the Kern River through Bakersfield in perpetuity. Unless, of course, it’s overturned.

In what one attorney called a “moment of truth” for the city of Bakersfield, a judge ordered the city to keep enough water in the normally dry Kern River to

Kern County Superior Court Judge Gregory Pulskamp came back several times on Friday to what he saw as a “major issue” in the dispute over keeping water in the Kern

The California spiny lobster fishery opened Friday, Sept. 29, for recreational diving and hoop netting, followed by the commercial fishery on Wednesday, Oct. 4.

With only one season of rain our formerly desiccated Kern River has leapt to life. The banks are now thick with sunflowers, grasses, and — as I can regrettably confirm

House Rep. Brett Miller isn’t sure why courts aren’t involved when a hunter’s license is denied revoked or suspended. That isn’t stopping the Columbi

A preliminary injunction that could cut water being taken out of the Kern River if those diversions are harmful to fish will be taken up Oct. 13 in a Kern

I had a friend who was a few decades older than me when I was living in California in the early 1990s, and he had a phrase he used over

YUCCA VALLEY — Patti Dietrick has photographed the Cooper’s hawks that have sheltered in the same nest on Barberry Avenue for the past two years, raising their young. Dietrick and

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