Tehachapi News

Each spring, Karen Pestana spends many hours checking on the well-being of tenants staying in small houses in the Tehachapi area.

A small knoll overlooking Meadowbrook Park in Golden Hills has long been home to about 30 Tehachapi pioneers.

If you see something long enough, you may stop seeing it altogether. This is true of one of our most widespread trees, the California Juniper.

Residents of the Tehachapi area were shocked and saddened by the February 13 passing of longtime Downtown Tehachapi business owner Scott Richmond, 54, a well-liked and

This is the conclusion of last week’s column about Chuck McCollough, a Stallion Springs resident who has planted a vineyard in the northeast corner of Cummings Va

Some people in the Tehachapi area were surprised a couple of years ago when active community member Chuck McCollough revealed that he had bought 14 acres in Cummings Va

As someone who is continually researching  the Tehachapi area, I keep my eyes open for archival photographs of our past.

Last week both the television weathermen and the weatherbabes that are replacing them were worked into a frenzy by a series of five storms that drenched Southern Califo

Of all the assorted non-native creatures that have been introduced to the Tehachapi area since settlers began to arrive in the 1850s, none have been as useful and produ

“Look! Meadowlarks!