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United Way Extends Hours for Free Tax Filing Services
United Way Central Eastern California held a press conference to discuss their efforts to help the community file their taxes through a partnership with the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance from Community Action Partnership of Kern.
Delano Branch Library Re-Opens Offering More Resources for Readers
On March 26, the Delano Branch Library held its Grand Re-Opening, which aimed to offer more space and resources to better serve its residents.
DJUHSD Votes Yes To Rename High School
On Tuesday evening, the Delano Joint Union High School District (DJUHSD) held a special meeting at Robert F.
Special Meeting to Discuss Renaming Cesar Chavez High School in Delano
Delano Joint Union High School will hold a special meeting on March 24 to consider renaming Cesar Chavez High School, prompted by a student petition following a New York Times investigation into allegations involving Cesar Chavez.
Dolores Huerta Speaks Out, Details Abuse Allegations Against Cesar Chavez
Civil rights leader Dolores Huerta has come forward with detailed allegations of sexual abuse against Cesar Chavez, sharing her story as broader allegations against the late labor leader continue to emerge.
Delano City Council Rejects Ordiance Aimed at Limiting Federal Immigration Enforcement
Delano’s Mayor Salvador Solorio-Ruiz introduced his “Community First” city ordinance at Monday evening’s city council meeting.
Maharlika, Delano Winter Guard Program to Compete in World Championship
For Maharlika, Delano’s current independent winter guard program, it is more than just performing; it is a program that keeps you grounded mentally, physically, and emotionally.
Kennedy Girls’ Soccer Team Makes History As D6 Valley Champs
On February 24th, parents, students, community members, and administrators came together to fill the football stadium to show their support for the Kennedy Girls’ Soccer Team as they took on Immanuel High School for a chance at the valley title.
New Proposed Bill Would Cap H-2A Visas at 400,000 a Year
The United Farmworkers Foundation (UFW) supports the Protect U.S. Farmworkers Act, introduced last week by several Democratic representatives.
Food Pantries Across Kern Help Alleviate Food Insecurity
In rural Kern County, limited resources and funding have made addressing food insecurity a challenge. Local community organizations, churches, small businesses, and donors have worked together to provide food assistance through distributions and food pantries in smaller communities.