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:
“Hands Off Our Healthcare” rally: Community calls on Valadao to block budget cuts
Community leaders, elected officials, and residents gathered outside Congress Member David Valadao’s district office for the “Hands off our Healthcare” rally on March 19, to demand that he vote against proposed federal budget cuts.
Hart Park erosion worsens: Scientist says maintenance needed to protect the riverbank
Hart Park is Bakersfield’s only park along the river, offering nature and recreation for the community.
Panorama Vista Preserve: A hidden gem in Bakersfield
Just below the Bakersfield’s bluffs, the Panorama Vista Preserve is a 930-acre non-profit conservation area dedicated to restoring native plants and protecting local wildlife.
Rep. Ro Khanna to hold town halls in Republican-led CA districts
Congressman Ro Khanna (D-CA) will host a series of town halls on Sunday, March 23, in California districts that are currently held by Republicans.
Union accuses Kern County of hoarding public funds
A new report released by SEIU 521 alleged that Kern County is failing to use hundreds of millions of dollars in state-allocated funds meant for mental health, homelessness, and public safety services.
‘Stay silent if stopped,’ legal experts on immigration law, rights and protections
A panel of legal experts spoke at California State University, Bakersfield (CSUB) to discuss immigration law and constitutional rights on March 12.
CalFresh cuts could worsen poverty and food insecurity in David Valadao’s District
Proposed federal budget cuts passed by House Republicans could have harmful impacts on families in California’s 22nd Congressional District, especially people in low-income communities, marginalized communities, and local economies, according to experts at the California Budget and Policy Center.
Kern County workers holds 24-hour strike for fair wages and resources
A massive crowd of Kern County workers, represented by SEIU Local 521, marched in front of the Kern County Administrative Office Building as part of a 24-hour Unfair Labor Practice (ULP) Strike on March 5.
March 4 Liberty: Community members protests against Trump Administration’s policies”
A crowd of community members gathered for the “March 4 Liberty” protest to stand against policies introduced by the Trump Administration, joining the nationwide “50-50-1 Movement,” which represents 50 protests in 50 states united under one cause, at Liberty Bell in downtown Bakersfield on March 4.
‘Fix Kern Now!’: Kern County workers rally ahead of March 5 strike at Board of Supervisors meeting
Kern County workers represented by SEIU Local 521 will participate in a 24-hour strike on March 5 in response to staffing shortages, working conditions, and the lack of resources allocated to public services.