John Cox

MB2 Entertainment, which is in the process of reopening the former Camelot Park as an upgraded gaming center, will host a job fair Friday through Sunday.

Kern's all-of-the-above approach to energy development served dual purposes Wednesday — policy objective and unifying force — as diverse players in the county's most dynamic industry came together to share

CityServe offered an early glimpse Thursday of what life will be like inside its two, four-story apartment towers taking shape on the periphery of downtown Bakersfield.

Even though 2-year-old Jake Robert Brewer has spent all his young life living with his paternal grandmother in Lake Isabella, the plan had always been that, eventually, his biological parents would take over his care on a full-time, permanent basis.

For all the progress she's seen in a year-old campaign to counter a local surge in illegal pot shops — 24 shut down in recent months with perhaps twice that

In a marketplace where variety and convenience are everything, travelers looking for a new place to eat or fuel up along Interstate 5 may soon have new reasons to pull off at Stockdale Highway.

Large retailers from outside the area just might get a run for their money this holiday season, based on the enthusiasm on display Monday at a promotional event in northwest

New data suggests Kern's fourth highest-grossing crop may have become a little less attractive to growers and investors dealing with an oversupply of inventory.

A computer problem that had stalled local construction approvals has been fixed, the city of Bakersfield reported Monday.

More than four dozen people turned out on a cold evening in downtown Bakersfield Monday to pray, sing and remember the Israelis and others being held hostage by Hamas in