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Several public interest groups sued the city of Bakersfield on Wednesday, alleging the city has been derelict in its operation of the Kern River by diverting most of its flows → Read More
If Eric Averett maintains his lead over incumbent Phil Cerro for a seat on the powerful Kern County Water Agency board, it may prove just how effective a campaign statement → Read More
I admit, Monday will be weird. → Read More
Just a quick update on how Bakersfield’s new, free TNR effort is going. → Read More
From a taxpayer’s perspective, the downhill slide of several affordable housing projects in southeast Bakersfield really ticks me off. → Read More
Here they come again. → Read More
Fixing our groundwater deficit will be painful. → Read More
When a friend asked if I’d like to meet a group of teenage boys who A) had read “The Big Thirst” and B) were inspired to engineer a water reclamation → Read More
City cats may not rejoice but residents tired of swarms of strays in their neighborhoods likely will. → Read More
If there’s one thing Rhonda Montgomery knows, it’s puppy poop. → Read More
The good news is that more than 40 million pounds of petroleum hydrocarbons have been sucked — literally — out of the ground around the former Shell Oil (now Alon) → Read More
Farmers have griped for years about how environmental restrictions on the amount of water pumped from the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta have pinched their operations. → Read More
I thought now might be a good time to mention the dark side to the “end of California’s drought” — fire. → Read More
I hate to say it, but I don’t have a lot of hope that Gerardo Gonzales will succeed in his Quixotic fight to clear his name of a 30-year-old molestation → Read More
The numbers are in and they are good. → Read More
Well, Kenny Graham finally got his Rialta motorhome. → Read More
Oil producers who had been facing fines of $25,000 per day, per well if they didn’t shut down operations by Feb. 15 got a reprieve Monday when a Kern County → Read More
If all had gone as planned six years ago, the failed McAllister Ranch housing development would be brimming with water right now. → Read More
Poso Creek wreaked havoc on a number of northern Kern County farms in recent weeks, flooding thousands of acres. → Read More