Supporters of President Donald Trump are invited to an anti-impeachment rally in Bakersfield on Oct. 17, according to a news release from organizers of the event.
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So, if you are thinking about going to Tehachapi's Apple Festival, the food alone is worth the trip.
Each week, Tehachapi News publishes a list of civic meetings to help the community get involved in local decisions.
Members of the newly formed Tailwaggers Dog Club from Bear Valley Springs enjoy spreading the word about their furry friends and look forward to broadening their outreach in providing dog therapy to people at more locations in Tehachapi.
Residents in areas of Stallion Springs and Bear Valley Springs who lost power can expect to have their power off until at least Saturday, according to a Kern County Sheriff’s Office release issued Friday.
Tehachapi police arrested a Tehachapi man after a traffic stop led to the discovery of methamphetamine Wednesday.
Newly hired Tehachapi Unified School District Superintendent Stacey Larson-Everson addressed two discussion items on school safety, security and training options and presented them to board members at the Oct. 8 regular board meeting.
Saturday, Oct. 12 freshmen Tomahawks faced a tough cross conference opponent, the Ravens of Bakersfield. The first half was a back-and-forth contest; unfortunately the second half fell to several offensive mistakes that led to the Ravens victory. No. 23 David Sipes scored two touchdowns and …
Power outages in the Tehachapi area and fires south of Tehachapi didn't stop the Gryphons teams from competition in many other cities around Southern California. In speaking with Jenn Michael, of the Tehachapi Youth Football, she remarked, “It is so awesome to see so many local youth traveli…
It’s Homecoming week at Tehachapi High School and if you’re gauging the importance of homecoming on the results of the football season thus far, you’re probably lamenting this annual tradition. I get it, I understand. It’s been another tough season on the gridiron, something those of us in T…
The cooler and wetter than usual year of 2019, which brought more May rain than ever recorded, delayed many natural events — fruit was late to ripen on trees, weeds stayed green and kept growing, and California Quail chicks were about a month late in appearing.
Vivian Young took these photos of Turkey Vultures (Cathartes aura) as they gathered in a local tree to roost for the night. In December, Tehachapi conifers are decorated with Christmas ornaments; in October they are decorated with Turkey Vultures.
The 3rd Annual Tehachapi Community Pumpkin Patch will return to Mountain Bible Church featuring hundreds of pumpkins and decorative gourds.
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When I reflect on the health of our community, in many ways, I…
The city of Tehachapi is an ideal destination for people and families of all ages, offering affordable housing, low crime rates, clean air, favorable weather, and a close-knit community to lean on.
There is always something to discover and explore in Tehachapi when you enter the Tehachapi Visitor Center, even for people who have lived in the area for years.
The Greater Tehachapi area and the city of Tehachapi together encompass more than 275 square miles with a population of more than 36,880 people and includes a number of unincorporated communities and areas within the 93561 ZIP code, according to the 2010 census.
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