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Downtown businesses benefit from city facade-improvement grants | News

May 2, 2024

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City removes downtown street furniture as part of ‘beautification project’ | News

April 25, 2024

California tries again to protect workers from indoor heat — except in prisons | News

April 22, 2024

Tesla buys land in west Kern, reportedly for 9-station truck-charging route | News

April 19, 2024

Vital climate tool or license to pollute? The battle over California’s first carbon capture project | News

April 19, 2024

In western Kern County, where rolling hills are punctuated by bobbing rigs, the state’s largest oil and gas producer is betting that a novel technology will stave off the extinction of California’s fossil fuel industry. The proposal has split this region, known as California’s oil country: Some want a future for oil and gas with …

Five pro-Palestinian demonstrators arrested, none yet charged, following City Hall protest | News

April 1, 2024

For residents in their final years, squalor remains at Plaza Towers | News

March 31, 2024

There used to be a piano. And a couch, with comfy cushions. There used to be a fridge, to chill salads and store food for potlucks. There used to be rows of books, stacks of board games and a Nintendo Wii, for bowling or bocce ball. There were decorations and cheer. Today, there’s little left …

BPD makes arrests at City Hall South amid pro-Palestinian protests, heightened security measures | News

March 29, 2024

California is clearing criminal records — including violent crimes | News

March 25, 2024

It has been 13 years since Nick C. sat in an Alameda County jail at the age of 24, facing decades in prison and the prospect of never seeing his kids again. He looks back on it as a turning point: Years in juvenile detention and a young adulthood spent dealing drugs culminated in a …

Hydrogen facility proposed in western Kern would run on solar power, wastewater | News

March 24, 2024