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EASTERN KERN, SAN BERNARDINO, INYO, and MONO COUNTIES - The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) announces the following project work and traffic impacts for the week of July 10 –

The City of Tehachapi once again held its annual All-American 4th of July Festival in Central Park with food, friends, fun, and fireworks.

Firefighting officials say the chemical agent is an integral tool as Western wildfires intensify. Some forest advocates say the environmental stakes are too high.

A review of the precise development plan for the proposed Sage Ranch development in Tehachapi isn’t expected to come before the Tehachapi Planning Commission this month.

It’s a bureaucratic exercise that will cost the city of Tehachapi more than $178,000, but will completion of an updated Housing Element later this year result in more housing?

Roundabouts — sometimes called traffic circles — are coming to Tehachapi.

The Tehachapi native who founded a recently closed tech company has been appointed to fill a new position within Kern County government that will focus on promoting economic development, including

Cheers! The clock is ticking. Preparations are nearly done. The Cheers to Charity team is ready to bring you Tehachapi’s best fundraising night on the town. We hope you’re ready,

This week in Borderlands: Vertical farms in Texas are designed to disrupt fresh produce supply chains; Mexico imposes a 50% tariff on white corn exports from the U.S.; Quality Custom Distribution is opening a new facility in Texas; and CBP officers seized nearly 900,000 fentanyl pills in California. The post Borderlands: Texas vertical farms designed to disrupt fresh produce supply chains appeared first on FreightWaves.

Expect sweat stains at the barbecue this holiday weekend, as an oppressive heat wave that began Wednesday is expected to continue in the Central Valley through early next week.