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Monthly Archives: March 2019
Gov. Gavin Newsom’s decision to block death penalty was four decades in the making
By Malcolm Marshall from Richmond Pulse | Photo via EMS
In what is being hailed as a bold, if controversial, move, Gov.
Sol on the Street: Students discuss Gavin Newsom’s death penalty decision
Governor Gavin Newsom signed an executive order this month, putting a temporary prohibition on the death penalty in the state of California.
Arvin’s new health lab launches unique career pathways
Arvin High student Reina Pantoja is considering a career in forensics. The idea of using science to solve crimes fascinates her.
Director of ‘Adios Amor: The Search for Maria Moreno’ to visit Bakersfield College for film screening and discussion
Bakersfield College is showing “Adios Amor: The Search for Maria Moreno,” a documentary film of Maria Moreno’s struggle to organize California’s migrant farm workers while raising 12 children.
Community to cultivate to serve farm workers on Migrant Farm Worker Community Appreciation Day
Los Angeles-based non-profit is looking for volunteers and donations to help recognize and serve farm workers on the 4th annual Lets.
‘The next generation of leadership’: Local community organizer encourages Sikh youth to give back to community
Editor’s Note: To celebrate Women’s History Month, South Kern Sol is highlighting notable women in Kern County who are working to create positive change in their community.
Mesa Verde to remain open for at least one more year; advocates raise money to pay bonds of those detained
The Mesa Verde ICE Detention Center is going to remain open for at least another year, according to a contract between the GEO Inc.,
State Senator Melissa Hurtado sends message to young women at swearing in ceremony on International Women’s Day
California Senator Melissa Hurtado was sworn into office Friday — International Women’s Day— in South High’s auditorium in front of politicians, community members, students and teachers.
Wind Wolves Preserve hosts 6th Annual Spring Nature Festival this weekend
Wind Wolves Preserve is hosting its 6th annual Spring Nature Festival this weekend.
The annual event features exhibits, food vendors and activities, such as guided hikes, family movie showings, wildlife and wildflower viewings and more.
‘Women have valuable things to say”: South Kern Sol youth reporters speak about International Women’s Day
Women across the world have been celebrating International Women’s Day for more than 100 years, beginning in 1914.