John Donegan is a writer based in Bakersfield, California, with a focus on local news and issues. He contributes articles to various publications, including The Bakersfield Californian, Yahoo News, and Antelope Valley Newspapers, Inc. John's work covers a range of topics, including politics, law enforcement, community events, and social issues affecting the Bakersfield area.
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John Donegan's coverage primarily focuses on local politics, government announcements, and legal policy regulations in the United States, specifically California and Bakersfield. His articles often cover topics such as local elections, gun laws, homelessness issues, and community events.
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By: John Donegan
Council members rebuffed a request that would’ve allowed her salary to reach as high as $275,002.
By: John Donegan
“Vagrancy, homelessness, graffiti, trash, human feces, alcohol, needles, all of it,” said Donna Bergeron-Birge, a retired teacher who lives near Barton Elementary and watches children walk near the tracks each morning.
By: John Donegan
The city is studying whether it should allow cannabis sales and use at events like conventions and concerts.
By: John Donegan
Amid low demand for office space and a high need for housing, the former Union Bank building at 400 Oceangate will be renovated into new apartment homes.
By: John Donegan
Garcia has long been a vocal Harris supporter. He endorsed her for president in 2020 and even co-chaired her statewide race in 2019. He was named co-chair for her national campaign last month.
By: John Donegan
City Prosecutor Doug Haubert and Councilmember Mary Zendejas will answer questions about how Proposition 36 will affect Long Beach if voters approve it in November.
By: John Donegan
Members of the public have until Friday to submit questions for the candidates.
By: John Donegan
Members of the public have until Friday to submit questions for the candidates.
By: John Donegan
Faculty members have accused CSULB of targeting professors who spoke out against their employer, something the college denies.
By: John Donegan
City officials will choose whether to support Proposition 36, a consequential law that has divided lawmakers across California on how to prosecute drug possession and theft.
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