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Carola Rupert Enriquez, wife of John Enriquez for some 35 years, thanks a large crowd of friends and family for attending a celebration of life held in her husband’s honor

His local volunteer efforts ought to be legendary, including his pivotable role with the Fox Theater Foundation, his decades long graffiti- and litter-abatement and his involvement with Keep Bakersfield Beautiful.

When we think of artists at work, some of us conjure up the image of a painter laboring quietly in her studio, or outdoors with brushes and easel in an

The Bureau of Land Management's field office in Bakersfield was directly tied to firefighting efforts in Southern California this week.

About 500 people came together at the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. Community Awards Breakfast held Monday morning to celebrate the late civil rights icon for his wisdom, leadership and

Erin Pruitt, CSUB student body president, welcomes fellow student Jose Quezada, of Delano, to the first day of spring semester early Tuesday morning at the southwest Bakersfield campus. Pruitt was

Ask CSUB President Vernon B. Harper Jr. why he spends his valuable time greeting students at the beginning of each new semester, and he may seem a little surprised by the question.

Local high schools appeared to be continuing their tradition of stellar performance at the Virtual Enterprise California Conference and Trade

20250124-bc-otkvision 1 “I love east Bakersfield, and I love Old Town Kern,” said east Bakersfield resident Miranda Whitworth at Thursday’s Community Design Charrette for Old Town Kern. “I think we

Many Kern County residents still remember when the business and shopping district along Baker Street in east Bakersfield was vibrant and beautiful in its own modest fashion.