Top Stories:
-Tens of thousands of southern California grocery workers have overwhelmingly voted to authorize their union to call a strike
-Ahead of Cesar Chavez Day on Thursday First lady, Dr. Jill Biden was in the Central Valley yesterday where she attended a naturalization ceremony at the National Chavez Center in Keene

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-FLOTUS Jill Biden visits Kern County to attend naturalization ceremony in observance of Cesar Chavez Day

-One dead, two wounded after East Bakersfield shooting

-Kern Public Health reports 8 COVID-19 deaths, 65 cases

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-The First Lady will arrive at Meadows Field Airport at 8 a.m. this morning…as part of her final stop on a three-city tour
-Bakersfield Police investigating a shooting with multiple victims with major injuries in east Bakersfield
-A massive fire ripped through a multi-million dollar home in Southwest Bakersfield over the weekend

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-5th annual Bakersfield Marathon returns this weekend

-Kern Public Health reports 21 new COVID-19 deaths, 92 cases

-Hearst Castle to reopen in May after being closed for two years

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-Bakersfield Police have released body camera video of two recent officer-involved shootings, one of which was deadly
-President Biden will be in Poland today and may meet with some of the millions of refugees from war-torn Ukraine
-According to a new report by rental platform Zumper, Bakersfield ranked as the 67th most expensive rental market in the nation last month

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-President Biden met with NATO allies and Group of Seven (G-7) leaders in Brussels to discuss the Russian invasion of Ukraine as it stretches into its second month.

-Gov. Gavin Newsom announced his plans for a gas rebate for California drivers.

-Jury selection begins for Matthew Queen, charged with murder, torture and dozens of other offenses in what’s become known as the “Bakersfield 3” case.

Top Stories:
-A 400-dollar rebate could soon be heading your way it’s all part of Governor Gavin Newsom proposed plan to help ease the pain at the pump
-The Cal State University system is officially removing the SAT and ACT exams from undergraduate admission requirements
-President Biden is meeting today with NATO leaders in Brussels, amid the ongoing Russian assault on Ukraine

Noon Top Stories:

-Westbound 178 closed Wednesday after a shooting investigation

-BCSD officials discuss plan for later start times, adjusted bus routes

-Stockdale High School student Alor Sahoo joins 17 News at Noon to discuss his the upcoming "Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair" in Atlanta, Georgia, where he qualified to represent Kern County

Top Stories:
-Bakersfield Police are investigating a shooting after a man was found in a vehicle suffering from multiple gunshot wounds, he died at the scene.
-New developments in the high profile murder case against Trezell and Jacqueline West, the adoptive parents accused of killing Orrin and Orson West
-President Biden leaves today for urgent talks with NATO and European allies

Noon Top Stories:

-Trezell, Jacqueline West seeking to continue seeing remaining children

-Ridgecrest man charged with murder, mutilation found competent

-Jill Biden coming to Bakersfield Monday