Haley Duval
Haley is a reporter for Kern Sol News since December of 2023. She was born and raised in East Bakersfield and went to Foothill High School. Haley studied Journalism at Bakersfield College. When Haley is not reporting, she enjoys writing poetry, reading, traveling and spending time with friends and family. She can be reach at haley@southkernsol.org. Posts by Haley Duval:
CSUB professors urge the city to strengthen Tree Master Plan for a greener future
California State University Bakersfield’s (CSUB) professors Dr. Antje Lauer and Dr. Gitika Commuri signed a letter to Mayor K.
Salas lead over Perez still holds in latest update
The latest update for the District 5 race for the Kern County Board of Supervisors Kimberly R.
Dr. Pastor discusses economic inequality and social disruptions in Kern County
On Tuesday evening, CSUB held their Kegley Institute of Ethics 20th Annual Fall Lecture with Dr.
Kimberly R. Salas leads Leticia Perez by 43 votes
With a total estimated number of 10,395 unprocessed ballots left to be counted, according to the Kern County Elections Division.
Supervisor Leticia Perez leads Kimberly Salas by 4 votes
The District 5 race for the Kern County Board of Supervisors is extremely close. The leading candidate for the District 5 seat is Supervisor Letica Perez.
California propositions current results
California voters are deciding the outcome of the 10 propositions from the Nov. 5 election, including measures addressing criminal justice, rent control, minimum wage increases, and investments in schools and climate resilience.
Kern County’s young and latino voters share why their vote matters this election
According to the Public Policy Institute of California, Latinos and younger people represent a large number of the state’s unregistered voters.
Advocates urges ‘No’ on Prop 36 to protect justice reform
With Election Day tomorrow, California voters will soon decide if Proposition 36 – officially the Homelessness, Drug, Addiction, and Theft Reduction Act will pass or not and have the opportunity to repeal a part of a proposition that was passed a decade ago.
CSUB highlights the journeys of Latina and Sikh women from farm-worker families
Last week, CSUB held their Grimm Family Center for Agricultural Business Speaker Series: “Children of Farm Workers” with Connie Perez-Andreesen and Raji K.
Kern County Supervisors approves California’s first Carbon Capture project
Monday morning the Kern County Board of Supervisors held a special meeting and approved California’s first carbon capture project.