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Fusion.net features Kern County in newest documentary
Fusion.net features Kern County in newest documentary with local fellows focusing a variety of problems across California as part of Rise Up: Be Heard a youth media project supported by the California endowment, a non-profit dedicated to improving healthcare in the state. → Read More
Bear Valley Springs Residents Prepare for Wildfire Season by Clearing Brush and Debris from Homes
Mountain communities across Kern County are preparing for Wildfire Season by clearing defensible space surrounding their homes. → Read More
Residents want spray parks open, despite drought
Despite state mandated water restrictions, residents are calling for the spray parks to stay open regularly. → Read More
Bakersfield Firefighters conduct wild land fire training
On Tuesday, at 10:30 a.m., the Bakersfield Fire Department conducted live wild land firefighter training on Casa Loma just east of Cottonwood Road. Wild land Firefighting can be some of the most complex, labor intensive and dangerous operations that firefighters perform. This training drill is the culmination of their yearly training plan and incorporates a multi-faceted opportunity for… → Read More
Forest Service issues glass ban along upper and lower Kern River, and Lake Isabella shoreline
The U.S Forest Service's ban on glass beverage and food containers goes into effect today along all shorelines of Lake Isabella, the Upper and Lower Kern Rivers, and 500 feet surrounding Johnsondale Bridge. → Read More
KCSO requesting publics help in locating missing man from Lake Isabella
The Kern County Sheriff’s Office is asking the public’s assistance in locating Matthew Gladish. → Read More
Oildale residents concerned after receiving letter about the Asian Citrus Psyllid
Residents in Oildale are concerned after officials warned them about a small - but dangerous - insect found living inside their citrus trees. → Read More
Kernville rafting companies looking forward to rafting season
The last 4 years have been difficult for many across California because of the devastating drought, but particularly tough for the Kernville rafting companies that rely of winter snow-pack to provide them with water in the Kern River. → Read More
Medical professionals explain the best ways to stay safe during the hottest time of year
Meteorologist Mike Boyce talked with medical professionals today about ways to stay cool as temperatures could jump into triple for the first time in 2016. → Read More
Poor Air Quality Affects Bakersfield Schools
Poor air quality due to high levels of ozone or particulate matter is a constant concern in the Central Valley, and affects sensitive groups such as the elderly, or children. → Read More
Rough Fire destruction, one year later
The Rough Fire was the 13th largest in modern California history, and burned for nearly 5 months and over 110,000 acres. . Visit Turnto23.com for breaking Bakersfield news from KERO. Bakersfield News & Kern County California local news, weather, and sports. Bakersfield news and more from ABC TV's local affiliate in Bakersfield, California, KERO - Bakersfield's Channel 23. → Read More
Kern County's Canals Flowing With Water, New Dangers Arise
Kern County's canals are now flowing with lots of water, which brings up new dangers as many canals outside city limits are not fenced in. . Visit Turnto23.com for breaking Bakersfield news from KERO. Bakersfield News & Kern County California local news, weather, and sports. Bakersfield news and more from ABC TV's local affiliate in Bakersfield, California, KERO - Bakersfield's Channel 23. → Read More
Kern County supervisors declare state of emergency over dying trees and fire danger
Kern County and the state of California have experienced below normal levels of rain since 2011. . Visit Turnto23.com for breaking Bakersfield news from KERO. Bakersfield News & Kern County California local news, weather, and sports. Bakersfield news and more from ABC TV's local affiliate in Bakersfield, California, KERO - Bakersfield's Channel 23. → Read More
State Water Officials Continue to Urge Water Conservation
Governor Brown's mandate was 9 months ago to cut water usage by at least 25% state-wide. As of April 1st, the state has fallen just shy of this goal, at 23.9%. → Read More
City workers clean up Bakersfield parks following busy Easter weekend
Crews from City of Bakersfield Recreation & Parks is dedicating all their resources to clean up after people who left a mess in Bakersfield's parks from over the weekend. → Read More
High Wind Warning Causes Travel Disruptions
Windy conditions in the wake of a storm system that moved North of Kern County caused the National Weather Service to issue a High Wind Warning for the mountains and desert of Kern County through Tuesday evening at 11p.m → Read More
Mountain Lion Attacks, Kills Family Dog
A Stallion Springs family is grieving after a mountain lion attacked and killed their family dog around 3 a.m on March 18th. This comes nearly 5 weeks after a similar incident involving a full grown German Sheppard was attacked and later died from the injuries. → Read More
Northern CA Reservoirs Near Capacity
Lake Isabella is now the lowest reservoir in California, at 9% capacity while reservoirs in the northern portion of the state are nearing or over their historical averages. → Read More
Student arrested at Ollivier Middle School for writing threats on bathroom wall
An 8th grade female was arrested at Leon H. Ollivier Middle School at around 1 p.m after writing threatening messages on the bathroom wall. → Read More
Cal-Trans Launches "Protect Every Drop"
Cal-Trans' newest campaign, Protect Every Drop aims to cut down on pollutants from cars and trucks on our state's roadways by showing some helpful tips each driver can do. → Read More