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Monthly Archives: January 2024
The United Liberation Front hosts movie night despite KCSO attempt to cancel
The United Liberation Front (ULF) released a statement regarding the attempt Kern County Sheriff’s Office (KCSO) made to stop ULF’s latest movie showing of “Gueto 2009,” a Spanish film depicting a Palestinian story, on January 26.
Kern BHRS ‘Let’s Talk’ event aims to illuminate mental health awareness in African American communities
On Friday, February 2, the Kern Behavior Health and Recovery Services (Kern BHRS) will host a “Let’s Talk” event at the Friendship House Community Center to raise mental health awareness in African American communities.
High School teacher’s arrest calls for bigger discussion
The teacher at Arvin High School who was arrested during school hours on suspicion of sexual misconduct with a minor has pleaded not guilty.
Sol on the Street: High school seniors’ thoughts before graduation
With their high school graduation quickly approaching, some seniors may be stressed or anxious about what’s in store for their future.
‘Know Your Rights’ presentation on interactions with law enforcement and ICE to be held in Taft
The Rapid Response Network of Kern will host a “Know Your Rights” presentation on what to do when interacting with law enforcement and ICE officers, on February 8 from 6:30 p.m.
CFA reaches tentative agreement, ending CSU statewide strike after one day
California Faculty Association (CFA) has announced they have reached a tentative agreement ending CFA’s systemwide strike walkout that began January 22.
Triumph and Resilience in Delano
In the fields of Delano, where dreams sprout from the soil, the stories of Mayra Lara, Adrian Balsa, and Julissa Elizondo unfold as stories of resilience and determination.
Elizabeth Hernandez: Bridging communities and breaking barriers through Architecture
Elizabeth Hernandez is a Kern County-based architect who owns her firm, Ethosphere Studios. Her parents immigrated to the U.S.
BC to host FAFSA resource fair for upcoming and current students
Bakersfield College (BC) will host a Financial Aid Fest on Feb. 7th, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.,
Community summit hosted by the city is held for MLK/Lakeview area
The first Martin Luther King Jr. Prosperity Neighborhood Community Summit will be held next week on Tuesday, January 23rd at the MLK Community Center, 1000 S.