Top Stories:
-The city council approved just over $6 million last night for the Brundage Lane Navigation Center
-Prosecutors yesterday filed three felony charges against a former McFarland High School basketball coach who allegedly tried to arrange a meeting with a minor for sex
-The matriarch of Bakersfield’s renowned Basque culinary scene has died

Noon Top Stories:

-Grapevine, Hwy 58 open and Hwy 178 remains closed

-California’s state-wide mask mandate starts today

-Bakersfield College to waive student parking fees this spring

Top Stories:
-Starting today the state of California is re-imposing an indoor mask mandate that will apply to everyone
-The House has taken the serious step of holding mark meadows in contempt of congress
-Road conditions keep Highway 58 shut down in both directions

Noon Top Stories:

-Wind and rain batter Bakersfield in first big storm of the season

-SWAT callout on S Real Road ends with no arrests, says sheriff’s office

-Multiple reports say Las Vegas is set to host 2024 Super Bowl

Top Stories:
-Convicted murderer Jamie Osuna pleaded not guilty yesterday to another charge filed against him while in custody
-Starting tomorrow you’ll need to wear a mask in indoor public spaces regardless of your vaccination status
-Officers were called out to Centaur Street just south of Pacheco Road for reports of a shooting just after 11 p.m. Sunday night.

Noon Top Stories:

-Two women were shot leaving one dead in south Bakersfield late Sunday night.

-Jamie Osuna, accused of decapitating his cellmate in 2019, pleaded not guilty Monday to another charge filed against him while in custody.

-A big storm is set to arrive in Kern County Monday night.

Top Stories:
-Dozens are feared dead in Kentucky after tornadoes and severe weather tore through multiple states and caused catastrophic damage
-An N-B-C News tally has confirmed more than 800-thousand deaths from the coronavirus since the start of the pandemic
-CHP has identified the man who crashed on Interstate 5, leaving his passenger to die and carjacking a good Samaritan who came to his aid

Noon Top Stories:

-A simple, protective act of brotherly love—walking his little sister home from the bus stop—is now an appalling tragedy.

-The California Highway Patrol Buttonwillow Office is looking for the man who allegedly crashed on Interstate 5, leaving his passenger to die and carjacking a good Samaritan at gunpoint who came to his aid.

-Tyler Schilhabel’s football journey starts, and continues, at Independence

Top Stories:
-In a jailhouse interview with 17 News. The woman accused of driving under the influence before hitting and killing a young girl and her teen brother, says she was not drunk at the time of the crash, and had a seizure
-Kern County Sheriff’s Deputy Phillip Campas was honored last night during the 33rd annual Officer of the Year Awards
-Two Kern County teams have the chance to etch their name in State Football history

Noon Top Stories:

-Bakersfield PD arrest driver, Lisa Core, involved in Panama Lane crash that killed teen, child

-Father and son arrested for arson in connection to California’s Caldor Fire: DA

-Children’s Miracle Network annual Day of Giving raises more than $180K