New farmhouse-style cottages, family housing, town houses and apartments may soon come to Tehachapi. The Sage Ranch plan — now under discussion with the city — could bring a new style of housing that caters to a variety of buyers and lifestyles.
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More than 100 community members, staff and leaders were smiling and excited Tuesday as the ribbon was cut on the new Adventist Health Tehachapi Valley hospital. Many have waited for years for this moment.
Each week, Tehachapi News publishes a list of civic meetings to help the community get involved in local decisions.
Tehachapi paid tribute to the brave men and women who sacrificed so much to preserve the nation's freedom during the annual Veterans Day celebration held Nov. 12 at Philip Marx Central Park.
Three new names were added to the Bear Valley Springs Veterans Memorial on Sunday, Veterans Day. Recently deceased veterans and Bear Valley Springs residents Milton Greene, Joseph E. Wells and Mike Bondy were honored for their service to our country.
A number of deployed military personnel will receive specially prepared care packages made up by members of the Tehachapi Community Congregational Church. The program is a way for church members to say thank you to men and women actively deployed around the world on this Veterans Day.
A fire ignited in the light grass at the dead-end of High Gun Road in Stallion Springs near Tehachapi at around 3:30 p.m. Sunday, but the Kern County Fire Department was able to gain control of the blaze and stop its progression within minutes, holding it to 20 acres.
For the Lady Warriors, there is plenty of familiarity on the 2018-19 squad, but then again, plenty has changed.
There’s a new head coach for Tehachapi Warriors boys basketball and he’s already identified a nickname for his first team: “the perfect storm.”
When new head boy’s basketball coach Moe Cramer set out to build his first team with the Warriors, he brought an important piece with him from his freshmen team a year ago. He’s a critical player to the Warriors this season, a key factor in “the perfect storm,” as Cramer describes his first …
The holidays are a time for families and friends to gather. At 5:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 1, the Greater Tehachapi Chamber of Commerce will present the 18th Annual Christmas parade “Christmas in Candyland.” The parade route will be down F Street beginning at Mulberry Street.
As I travel the familiar roads that lead me away from Tehachapi and back again, I look for the assorted landmarks that have become so recognizable to me after many years and many journeys. These points of interest, the result of either natural forces or human activity, are all like subtle si…
Toshimi Kristof took this photo at her home in Bear Valley Springs during this summer's annual Perseid meteor shower. Toshimi says she took about 200 images from 11 p.m. to 2 a.m., and didn't get many good shots — meteors are notoriously difficult to photograph.
It has been a long journey to get to this day. For me it start…
The $43 million Tehachapi Valley Recreation & Park Distric…
The election is over. The people have spoken.
Thank you Tehachapi, my home for over the last 30 years. I am …
Encompassing more than 275 square miles with a population of more than 36,880 people according to the 2010 census, the Greater Tehachapi area includes the City of Tehachapi as well as a number of unincorporated communities and areas within the 93561 ZIP code.
People from all over California are moving to Tehachapi in search of a small-town feel, a high standard of living and the opportunity to live in "The Land of Four Seasons." The community welcomes visitors to stop and take a tour around downtown, enjoy the varied restaurants, stay for the fam…
The Tehachapi Visitor Center made its downtown debut two years ago, but the enthusiasm of its volunteers parallels the first day it opened.
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