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Sol on the Street: Thanksgiving Edition
What will you be thankful for this Thanksgiving Day? For some, the holiday season can be the time to reflect on what they feel gratitude for, especially with their loved ones.
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Linnell-Brahma Park opens, bringing new opportunities to Southeast Bakersfield
On November 7, Bakersfield welcomed its newest green space with the grand opening of Linnell-Brahma Park, a $5.5 million addition that brings a refreshing green space to the city’s southeast neighborhood at 6210 Brahma Street.
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Kern Deputy Public Defenders, Investigators petition to leave SEIU Local 521
Jacob Evans, Kern County Deputy Public Defender
There’s dissension in the ranks of a local labor unit that has petitioned to break away from the Service Employees International Union Local 521 and form its own association.
In search of the best pan de muerto in Bakersfield
My mother-in-law takes her bread very seriously, and when she introduced me to the first and one of the best pan de muerto I had ever tasted in Mexico City several years ago, I decided to search for the most flavorful pan de muerto in Bakersfield.
Drive underway in Chicago to rename a school after a Kern County farmworker
Marcos Muñoz is considered a legend in the farmworker movement. He was a picket captain for the United Farm Workers.
Sikhs begin trek from Bakersfield to Sacramento in Fearless for Justice march
The Fearless for Justice March aims to raise public awareness about Sikhs facing repression
Bakersfield resident Rajinder Singh Chauhan was 17 years old and living in New Delhi on October 31, 1984, a day that changed his life forever.