It's not every day you see a horse fly. But with the greatest of ease, a heavy-duty helicopter plucked a mustang named Colorado off a western Arizona river sandbar Tuesday morning, reuniting him with his owner.
The debate over health care reform was front and center Tuesday in central Bakersfield. Protesters for and against health care reform legislation gathered outside Congressman Jim Costa's office at 2700 M St.
Southern Californians were jolted from their sleep before dawn Tuesday as a small but strongly felt earthquake struck beneath Los Angeles' eastern suburbs.
Teachers and staff members of the Richland Lerdo School District in Shafter are unhappy with the way the district has handled its budget cuts. Instead of handing out pink slips, employees say the district needs to consider other options.
Malfunctioning railroad arms in Shafter led to more than 20 people illegally driving their cars around them with the incident caught on cell phone video. It left motorists, who waited, stuck for about 20 minutes.
Officers are searching for a man suspected of shooting a 20-year-old woman on the 400 block of Bill Avenue. The victim was later identified as Abbie Bernandez.
U.S. and Mexican federal officials said Monday they were probing why a suspected drug gang ambushed two cars carrying families with ties to the U.S. consulate in this violent border city, killing an American couple and a Mexican man.
In a game that head coach Bill Kernen described as one of the 'Runners better wins of the season, the CSUB baseball squad battled back from a four run deficit to beat Nevada 6-5.
Like clockwork, daylight saving time comes every year. The clocks get pushed ahead an hour, which can drive people crazy. A Facebook page has been started to see how many people were frustrated by daylight saving time.
A year ago, 33-year-old Norberto Gutierrez was killed at his apartment on the 3500 block of Palm Avenue. His killer was never caught, and his mother is asking for the public's help to bring the killer to justice.
With budget cuts to schools and teachers getting pink slips almost every week, hundreds of educators showed up for the Kern County Superintendent of Schools' annual teacher job fair.
Somebody tried to pass himself off as a California Water Service employee on Thursday night and apparently tried to get into a local home. Now, the company is warning its customers not to fall for that trick.