Some of today's top stories:

• . A group of bike riders swarmed the streets of downtown Bakersfield causing mayhem and it's all caught on camera.
• Israel is expanding its ground operation and is now battling Hamas in southern Gaza.
• House speaker Mike Johnson says republicans might have the votes to launch a formal impeachment inquiry into President Biden, and it could happen as soon as this week.

Today we cover CALM's elaborate holiday lights and talk about some more Christmas events happening throughout Kern County this month.

Some of the top stories of the day:

• Local officers arrest 36 people suspected of retial theft across Kern County... we'll tell you whatthey found those people with.
• Shocking and sickening videos of animal cruelty are making the rounds on social media and causing an outcry across Kern County.
• Plus Bakersfield officials are trying to reign in our pet overpopulation problem, that's leading to a devastating situation in our local shelters. The new policies they're considering on this Thursday November 30 , 2023.

Some of today's top stories:

• It's become an all too common sight, homeless encampments lining streets, riverbeds and even neighborhoods, and now the state is making nearly $300 million dollars in additional grant money available to clear encampments and get people off the street.
• A local legacy business has closed its doors in the wake of a break-in. What thieves took that will keep Rosemary's Family Creamery closed until further notice.
• Plus today is the day to make miracles happen on 34th street. It's the annual Children's Miracle Network Day of Giving and it's all about improving medical for kids in Kern County.
  How you can become a miracle maker on this Wednesday November 29, 2023.

Some of today's top stories:

• A local arrest video goes viral, leading to accusations of police brutality and an investigation by the McFarland Police Department. What they say happened before cameras started rolling, that led up to the incident.
• Google Maps is being blamed for leading several drivers down a back road in the Mojave desert, in the flurry of a dust storm.
• We'll tell you about local charitities that could use your help on this Giving Tuesday, November 28, 2023.

Some of today's top stories:

• It was a busy weekend for local law enforcement. Investigations of several shootings and reports of shots fired are underway this morning.
• A warning this morning for local dog owners. A dangerous respiratory virus is suspected to have hit a local shelter, as it devastates pet owners in at least nine other states.
• Helping families pick out the perfect tree for their holiday traditions.. is a tradition in itself for this local business.

Some of the top stories of the day:

• Black Friday is here...and retailers are offering big discounts on some of the most popular items.
• The holiday season is officially underway...and a beloved tradition returns this year. More on what you and your family can expect this year at HolidayLights at CALM on this Friday, November 24, 2023.
• A crane operator in the U-K is being called a hero for a quick response during a massive fire.

Some of today's top stories:

• Tens of millions are set to hit the road this Thanksgiving.
• If you're staying home this Thanksgiving and need a meal, there's a big feast waiting for you.
• As U-2 wraps up its residency at the Las Vegas Sphere, there's speculation Beyonce may take over.

Top stories of the day:

• A flash mob storms a Nike store in Los Angeles...just as people were shopping for the holiday season.
• Why some local stores are ramping up security for the next few weeks.
• Today and tomorrow are expected to be some of the busiest travel days of the year...as millions hit the road and take to the skies.

Top stories of the day:

• Traffic is moving on the 10 freeway following that week-long closure after a massive fire burned the road.
• Thanksgiving travel-It's officially the busiest time of year...as tens of millions hit the road and take to the skies...
• The nation continues to mourn the death of former first lady Rosalynn Carter.