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The 500 block of Maple Street was filled with American flags, the flashing lights of trucks from the 5150 Dieselz Club and the roar of about two dozen motorcycles Wednesday as family, friends, church members, well-wishers and fellow veterans surprised Dave Rheinhart in a drive-by, caravan pa…
Almost one-third of Kern County is now at least partially vaccinated for the COVID-19 virus, according to the latest figures provided by the county this week.
The city of Tehachapi on Thursday launched the Text My Gov application for easier general communications by the public to the city for non-emergencies.
Houchin Community Blood Bank will host a Tehachapi-wide blood drive in the city of Tehachapi from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday, April 29.
After more than a year in lockdown, the state of California could fully reopen its economy on June 15.
It's property tax time.
Tehachapi Railroad Depot and Museum returned to the main line Saturday as it reopened after a year-long closure due to COVID-19 restrictions.
Judy Reynolds took this photo at her house in Bear Valley Springs of a Yellow-blotched Ensatina salamander that George Hammond found in a sprinkler box.
One of the most colorful signs that spring has returned to the Tehachapi Mountains is the annual appearance of fruit tree blossoms. In shades ranging from snow white to deep pink, flowers burst forth on the branches of assorted fruiting trees that include almonds, cherries, peaches, apples, …
After 15 months away, the mood was already at a peak when the Garces Memorial football team took the field on Friday night.
Having found a way to consistently stay on the court during a highly uncertain year, Cal State Bakersfield still felt the sting of an abrupt ending to its season.
If this were a typical offseason, it would feel safe declaring that the Cal State Bakersfield men's basketball team was heading into a rebuild.
Beginning this month, the community will start hearing more ab…
I am writing in response to Linda Coverdale's letter to the ed…
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Do you know where your green energy comes from? Would you prou…
Men, women and children once lived in despair in a tuberculous sanitarium Kern County built in 1929 in a mountain clearing in Keene, west of Tehachapi. The same sanitarium, in the 1970s, was transformed into a center of hope for the nation’s struggling farm workers. Today, it stands as an in…
Tehachapi Visitor Guide
Tehachapi offers a wide variety of independently owned restaurants ranging in atmosphere from casual to fine dining. Not to the exclusion of popular national brands, the area hosts unique restaurants known around the country, while other spots remain local secrets. Tehachapi is also home to …
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