Steve Virgen is a Multimedia Journalist at KERO TV 23 in Bakersfield. He covers a diverse range of topics including agriculture, education, and food industry trends, with a focus on farming practices and campus life. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, Albuquerque Journal, and The Bakersfield Californian.
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Arvin High has been putting in the practice hours to prepare for the Mariachi & Folklorico Showdown, which takes place Tuesday night at the Fox Theater.The even
There were plenty of photo opportunities as students participated in Local Love Day as part of National FFA Week at Garces Memorial High School on Tuesday.
By: Steve Virgen
There are 24 girls from Kern County that are competing in this year's CIF State Wrestling Championships, and six of them are from Highland High.Seniors Julissa
The 9th annual Bakersfield Marathon is expecting over 5,000 runners for its event on March 22 and volunteers are needed.Bakersfield Marathon volunteer coordinat
By: Steve Virgen
BakersfieldNow Staff, Steve Virgen, Eyewitness News "We are here because we need closure."
By: Steve Virgen
Bakersfield police will have a new chief starting May 1, with the department selecting longtime Assistant Chief Brent Stratton to take over the top job.
By: Steve Virgen
The partial U.S. government shutdown, now in its sixth week and primarily affecting Department of Homeland Security funding, is taking a toll on
An 80-year-old Bakersfield woman said she was scammed out of thousands of dollars after callers convinced her to empty most of her bank account, leaving her without enough money for surgeries.
By: Steve Virgen
More than 100 local veterans and volunteers traveled to Washington, D.C., as part of Kern County's Honor Flight, giving many participants a first-time chance to visit the nation's capital and its military memorials.
Delano city leaders are moving to rename city properties that bear the name Cesar Chavez after the city council unanimously approved recommendations during a me
