Haley Duval
Haley is a reporter based in Bakersfield, CA. Posts by Haley Duval:
Love Stories: From Bumble Matches to Timeless Bonds
Love at first Bumble for Jackie and Bryce:
Jackie Gutierrez and Bryce Fussy both have busy work schedules but that doesn’t stop them from showing up for each other.
Sen. Republicans Propose Bill to Count Only U.S. Citizens in 2030 Census, Stirring Debate on Representation and Immigration Policy
Senate Republicans have announced they have introduced a bill that will only require U.S. citizens to be counted in the next census count in 2030.
‘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.
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.,
Attorney Eduardo Ramirez clears the air on public charge and Medi-Cal
In January 2024 California became the first and only state to offer Medi-Cal to all California residents, regardless of immigration status.
California becomes first state to offer health care to all Californians, regardless of immigration status
Starting January 2024 individuals, regardless of immigration status, between the ages of 26 to 49 can be provided full coverage of Medi-Cal if they meet the eligibility criteria.
Warm Clothing Drive Accepting Donations throughout December
Kern County’s Supervisor, David Couch, is hosting a Warm Clothing Drive throughout Kern County.
The Clothing Drive is encouarging residents to donate gently used or new warm clothing such as blankets, coats, sweaters, scarves, pants, and socks until the end of December.