Robert Price is a News Reporter with a focus on Culture and Society, Real Estate, and Crime and Justice. His reporting often addresses social issues, including homelessness and the judicial system, while also covering events and conferences related to legal affairs. Robert has been featured in various outlets, including KGPE-TV, WSYX ABC 6, and Yahoo News.
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BAKERSFIELD, Calif. ( KGET ) — The holiday season just got a little brighter for a server at one California restaurant.
By: Robert Price
The album, “Bakersfield Believes,” is as much a who’s who of Bakersfield’s most gifted musical talents, country and otherwise, as it is a showcase for Keel’s remarkable collection of 18…
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) — One of the most famous landmarks in Bakersfield is still up for sale.
By: Robert Price
SAN ANTONIO - Once described by police as delusional and paranoid, a man arrested for a brutal murder more than two years ago has now been ruled competent to stand trial after receiving psychiatric treatment at a state hospital.
By: Robert Price
Jennifer Keel will tell you her country gospel album, "Bakersfield Believes," has been in the making for three years, but the reality is, it's been more like 50.
By: Robert Price
SAN ANTONIO - City leaders want neighbors to call the shots over the holidays. Literally. If you see or hear someone celebrating the holidays by firing off gunshots, police are urging you to report it.
By: Robert Price
‘You’ll regret it forever’: Texas launches billboard campaign to deter migrantsBorder walls, buoys, and now billboards. Texas Governor Greg Abbott unveiled a ne
The civilian employee of the year was digital forensic examiner Mick Street, who isn’t just a star around the office, but among peers around the nation, recognized as one of the best when it comes …
By: Robert Price
0 seconds of 0 seconds Volume 90% EAGLE PASS, TX - Border walls, buoys, and now billboards.
By: Robert Price
According to the United Nations High Commission for Refugees, from 1975 to 1995, between 200,000 and 600,000 Vietnamese boat people died at sea. During that time, 800,00 made it to relative safety.
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