Noon Top Stories:

-Defense counsel for Trezell and Jacqueline West holds news conference on Monday

-One year since 16-year-old found dead near Arvin, no arrests made

-'Bakersfield 3’ hearing moved to Wednesday, witnesses ordered back

Top Stories:
-A third round of talks is scheduled for today between Ukraine and Russia. This comes after a weekend that saw two ceasefires fail, when Russia continued shelling cities.
-A vigil was held on Friday evening in California City for Orson and Orrin West
-Accused killer Matthew Queen in the “Bakersfield 3” case is due back in court this morning

Top Stories:
-An alarming incident in Ukraine seems to be under control. Officials say a fire at Europe’s largest nuclear power plant is out after an attack by Russian forces.
-Local parents Jacqueline and Trezell West in court, pleading not guilty to charges they murdered two little boys they adopted
-A woman is dead after being struck by a train near 30th and Q st in north Bakersfield

Top Stories:
-New developments on the arrests of the adoptive parents of Orrin and Orson West
-A candlelight vigil was held last night in downtown Bakersfield in remembrance of Orrin and Orson West
-Despite worldwide condemnation, the U-S imposing more sanctions and launching a task force to investigate Russian Oligarchs

Top Stories:
-The adoptive parents arrested and charged with murder in the case of the two missing California city boys, Orrin and Orson West
-The Bakersfield city council is set to debate a proposal put forth last month by the city’s Recreation and Parks Department
-Public health providing new insight into our population’s immune response to the virus

Top Stories:
-Fighting continues in Ukraine as the country’s first talks with Russia since last week’s invasion concluded with no immediate breakthrough
-A man in Sacramento kills his daughters, a chaperon, and himself at a church yesterday
-California will drop its school mask mandate on March 12 but what the means locally is still undecided

Top Stories:
-As Russian forces batter cities and villages in Ukraine, Russia finds itself more and more isolated from the world
-Classes are canceled again today in the Tehachapi Unified School District due to the controversy surrounding mask mandates
-Newsom administration on Friday announced all but 5% of covid-19 related rules will end between now and June 30 but the state of emergency will remain

Top Stories:
-Russia continues to invade Ukraine, killing hundreds
-The Biden administration is expected to announce today that most Americans will no longer be advised to wear masks in indoor public settings
-Yesterday, the ‘Point in Time’ Count took place to get a snapshot of what services our Kern County’s unsheltered population needs

Noon Top Stories:

-Russia launches full-scale Ukraine invasion

-Man accused of killing Patricia Alatorre arraigned on new indictment

-Bail reduced for driver in fatal alleged speed race

Top Stories:
-The Russian invasion into Ukraine intensifies, with sirens wailing and explosions heard in major cities.
-Oil prices are on the rise following Russia’s military attack on Ukraine
-A pursuit in southwest Bakersfield ended in a fiery crash last night