A power outage impacting 1,387 customers of Southern California Edison in Tehachapi and Bear Valley Springs on Saturday was due to a planned outage — and an unplanned bird hitting equipment.
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"Because of all the lonely people." "I want to hold your hand." "It's been a hard day’s night."
The 12th annual Boy Scouts of America-sponsored Flag Retirement Ceremony was conducted at Coy Burnett Field in Tehachapi Friday. Coinciding with the nation's Flag Day, this year's ceremony also included a tribute to the Normandy landings in France that occurred 75 years ago in 1944.
Each week, Tehachapi News publishes a list of civic meetings to help the community get involved in local decisions.
Tehachapi Police responded to reports of a shooting in the parking lot of Coy Burnett Stadium sometime after noon Friday.
The new sixth-grade center at Jacobsen Middle School won't be finished until after school starts.
The Greater Antelope Valley Economic Alliance invites the community, stakeholders and surrounding cities to attend the Economic Development Professional’s Panel. Guest speakers will highlight new economic development projects in Tehachapi, Lancaster and areas in southeast Kern County.
For more than 40 years, the California Junior High School Rodeo has provided a place for youth to flourish and grow, with the priority of promoting western heritage and investing in the future of young rodeo athletes. California is the home to nine districts where 600 members of CHSRA compet…
This year for the 4th of July, a unique opportunity has arisen via the THS Warrior Boosters Club before the fireworks show at Coy Burnett Stadium.
All eight members of Perfect 10 Gymnastics’ Girls Team competed in their final meet of the season, the USAIGC West Coast Championship, which took place at the Westin Mission Hills Golf Resort and Spa in Rancho Mirage from May 31 to June 2. The week following the competition, the girls showed…
Local favorites Tracy Barns, Jerry Mulkins, Maria Weir Werth and Pat Shoptaw of Grace Angel Band will be playing songs from their new CD in front at Grace Fellowship, at 326 E. Tehachapi Blvd., this Saturday.
In last week's column, I featured Karen Jackson's photos of a Gray Fox interacting with the Jackson family's house cat, and mentioned that one of the great things about living in the Tehachapi Mountains is the frequent opportunity to see wildlife and to observe their behavior.
Pat McKown took this photo in the mountains south of Highline Road of a Merriam's Chipmunk (Tamias merriami) as it was feeding. Pat has been coming to Tehachapi for many years to visit her daughter and son-in-law Kerri and Chris Esten.
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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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