Veronica Morley

When it comes to downtown crime like theft, vandalism, and trespassing, BPD say a specific group of 11 people is taking up the majority of their time tracking and enforcing these incidents.

BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KERO) — Sarah Regalado was on the streets and addicted to drugs when she came to the Open Door Network in 2022.

BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KERO) — The Bakersfield Police Department is taking the concept of the neighborhood watch and bringing together those in industry to discuss solutions to their mutual problems.

The High-Speed Rail has boosted work for various areas including Northwest Metrology, a calibration lab serving Kern. While the project has kept them busy, it's also kept them unsure of the future.

BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KERO) — From parental consent for minors' health care to inclusive and LGBTQ+ education, several topics concerning parental rights were discussed during a town hall Wednesday night, hosted by the religious and legal non-profit Pacific Justice Institute

Brenda Jean's Sober Living Facility shared security footage of an alleged neighbor placing a sign with the N-word written on near their facility, facing their food distribution on April 23.

Due to the Appellate court’s ruling last Friday, Judge Gregory Pulskamp decided to stay arguments relating to the injunction Thursday until August 1.

The City of Bakersfield purchased the Ramkabir Motel on Union Avenue to turn it into affordable housing and one local family-owned business feels these changes can’t come soon enough.

BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KERO) — Nearly five months after the Bakersfield Christmas Parade crash, the Bakersfield Police Department is taking a serious look at safety procedures for large events moving forward.

A man who’s been all over — from Wisconsin to Illinois and the Philippines to Tokyo. But it’s here in Bakersfield where Bill 'Oroville' Crommett is being remembered for his service and his influence.