Bakersfield, United States (Local)
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Steven Mayer's coverage focuses primarily on local news, with a strong emphasis on education and entertainment. His articles cover a wide range of topics including community events, local government announcements, historical society activities, and changes in the weather.
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By: Steven Mayer
The ongoing 19th Street Improvement Project surely has great potential, maybe enough to dramatically transform a section of downtown Bakersfield that has struggled for decades with a negative public image.
By: Steven Mayer
Some folks think great olive oil only comes from Italy, Greece, Spain or California’s coastal wine regions.
By: Steven Mayer
It was a lone tractor operator who first realized that something terrible had occurred at the vineyard he was working in off South Wheeler Ridge Road near Arvin.
By: Steven Mayer
Dozens of Garces Memorial High School parents, students, alumni, faculty, friends and benefactors gathered Wednesday morning at the historic northeast
By: Steven Mayer
More than a dozen Grimmway Produce Group interns used garden tools, gloved hands and the sweat of their brow to clear weeds and old plants from raised beds Thursday morning at Cal State Bakersfield's Edible Garden.
By: Steven Mayer
Angel Rose Gabion was already an experienced teacher when she came to the United States from the Philippines in 2003.
By: Steven Mayer
The tiny lunch stop known as Burger Hut, one of several 19th Street downtown businesses that have been struggling of late due to a months-long city revitalization project that includes
By: Steven Mayer
Agencies in Kern County are joining forces to keep area residents safe from likely extreme heat in the local forecast.
By: Steven Mayer
More than 100 guests and supporters braved a Bakersfield heat wave Tuesday morning to celebrate the groundbreaking of the planned Bakersfield Senior Center and affordable housing development on Fourth Street.
By: Steven Mayer
A California or Kern County resident would have to be living in a cave not to have noticed the increasing barrage of stories holding coaches, teachers and school districts to
