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BAKERSFIELD, Calif. — Baba’s Hot Chicken is opening a location here in Bakersfield this Saturday. The restaurant announced it is holding a grand opening on May 22 at 11 a.m. The first 100 customers will receive a free sandwich. Baba’s has multiple locations including Costa Mesa, Riverside, and San Diego. The restaurant is located at 5625 California Ave. Suite 200. → Read More
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. — Bakersfield police and other law enforcement agencies including SWAT are at a neighborhood near Rexland Drive and Karen Place. We have a call into BPD to get more information, this is a developing story, we will keep you updated. It is recommended to avoid the area. → Read More
Joining us tonight to take a deeper dive into what you might be feeling as we move back toward normalcy is Dr. Dwight Norman Jr., a clinical psychologist right here in Bakersfield. → Read More
Friday a small fire broke out near Lake Isabella, an area already on alert since 2016 when the Erskine fire devastated that community. → Read More
Wednesday, Patrick Parker, also known as Sargent Push Up, stopped by Bakersfield to advocate for millions of kids across the nation in need of food. → Read More
The Directing Change Program & Film Contest announced the regional finalists in the ninth annual student contest encouraging young people to create short films and art projects about suicide prevention and mental health. → Read More
Assemblyman Vince Fong says he and other politicians from Kern County met with Governor Newsom this morning regarding water shortages in our community. → Read More
On May 7, the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development announced the selection of the Housing Authority of the County of Kern for the Moving to Work Demonstration Program. → Read More
Nurses across the country are the heartbeat of hospitals, especially during the pandemic when hospitals were flooded with COVID patients and their families in what was a trying time for so many people. → Read More
As COVID cases and deaths are slowing down in America, more people are getting ready to pack their bags and get back to traveling. → Read More
(KERO) — The CDC says it is more important than ever to get vaccinated if Americans want to have a normal summer. Wednesday, Dr. Rochelle Walensky gave an update on just how many people have gotten vaccinated. > Until now we’ve had over 240-million shots in arms, we have 40% of the population vaccinated over the age of 18. In California, health officials say more than 13 million people are… → Read More
Governor Newsom addressed efforts to recall him Tuesday at the state's capital, the governor also called out the people behind the movement. → Read More
This comes from an internal memo from Bishop Joseph Brennan to the Catholic Diocese of Fresno saying that the move comes after a request from Harrison earlier this year. → Read More
Kern County Administrative building brings light to Mental Health Awareness Month → Read More
As we’ve seen in some parts of the state, wildfire season is underway, and many expect this to be a tough year with drought conditions. With that, the Kern County Fire Department is ramping up training, and local crews will play a major role in helping, including those who take to the skies. → Read More
23ABC is taking an in-depth look into whether or not you need proof of a COVID vaccination to travel, to return to school, or even to attend events. → Read More
May is National Bike Month, and now Bike Bakersfield is raising awareness about where you can ride in Kern and how to do it safely. → Read More
An arrest has been made in the fatal hit and run that killed 65-year-old Deborah Ann Geneau. → Read More
After taking a look at security camera footage from the Dollar General where the inmates went after escaping, 23ABC saw one of the inmates in the parking lot with police. → Read More
The Bakersfield City School District will celebrate in-person 8th-grade graduation ceremonies in June. → Read More