Top Stories:
-A brother and his sister were struck and killed by a car that ran off Panama Lane yesterday afternoon in South Bakersfield
-Kern County is turning a new chapter in how it responds to our homeless population.. with a controversial “unlawful camping” ordinance taking effect today
-After nearly two years of negotiations, Kern County has reached a deal with the local chapter of the Service Employees International Union

Noon Top Stories:

-Children’s Miracle Network annual Day of Giving now underway

-Pfizer says its COVID-19 booster protects against omicron

-Kern County Fair ranks 22nd in the nation

Top Stories:
-As we approach the 2022 election, the future of one supervisor isn’t so clear
-Bakersfield 1st Ward City Councilmember Eric Arias has thrown his support behind Louis Gill in the race to unseat Kevin McCarthy
-Kern Public Health Director Brynn Carrigan provided an update to county supervisors yesterday, urging the community to remain vigilant as the omicron variant continues to spread

Noon Top Stories:

-Woman dies after being struck by vehicle on Union Avenue

-Biden administration talks diplomacy as Russian troops mass at Ukraine border

-Children’s Miracle Network annual Day of Giving kicks off tomorrow

Top Stories:
-A woman has died after being struck by a car in central Bakersfield
-President Biden holding a high-stakes video conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin today
-Today marks 80 years since the attack on Pearl Harbor

Noon Top Stories:

-KCSO investigating apparent murder-suicide on Hughes Lane in south Bakersfield

-Independence advances to CIF 5-AA football championship; Liberty advances to CIF 1-A state football championship

-Children’s Miracle Network annual Day of Giving kicks off Dec. 8

Top Stories:
-Kern County Sheriff’s Office is investigating an apparent murder-suicide in South Bakersfield
-The Mayor’s Ball returned to downtown Bakersfield this weekend
-Two Kern County football teams are are slated to play for a State Championship

Noon Top Stories:

-Shooting leaves one dead, one wounded in East Bakersfield

-Charges filed against brothers accused in deadly Union Avenue pileup

-Kern Public Health reports 14 new COVID-19 deaths, 261 cases

Top Stories:
-A Madera man admitted to leaving the scene, after rear-ending a vehicle on Union Avenue, and sparking a chain-reaction crash involving 10 vehicles
-A grand jury investigation says erroneous IRS filings regarding the pension information of 1,800 Bakersfield city employees was a simple mistake, and not a intentional breach of data
-Two Kern County football teams have a chance to etch their name in State history books

Noon Top Stories:

-To fight Omicron, Biden to add travel rules, make at-home COVID tests free

-Accused Greyhound bus shooter found competent to stand trial

-A tense Supreme Court hearing Wednesday over Mississippi’s 15-week abortion ban suggested the conservative-majority court is willing to place new restrictions on abortion.