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Top Stories - The Stay Focused Ministries building on California Avenue is damaged after a car crashed into it. - Firefighters are still battling a blaze that is threatening Yosemite's famed grove of sequoia trees. - The first case of the Monkeypox virus was reported in Kern County this weekend.

Top Stories: - Former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe died after being shot - 17's FOLLOW UP FILE: Two people were injured in the explosion that tore through a central Bakersfield apartment last week, one of them is speaking out - An arrest has been made in the Gravity Tobacco armed robbery

Top Stories: -Former Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe was assassinated at a campaign speech on Friday -President Joe Biden will sign an executive order today to protect access to abortion, as part of his administration’s response to the Supreme Court’s ruling last month overturning Roe v. Wade -The two men’s bodies who were swept away by the Kern river on the fourth of July were found yesterday

Top Stories: -BREAKING NEWS: KCSO made an arrest regarding a deadly armed robbery at Gravity Tobacco -COURT WATCH: New information about last month's double homicide on Decatur Street -17's FOLLOW UP FILE: A vigil was held outside Sam's Market in Lamont, to remember the victims of a shooting four years ago

Top Stories: -British prime minister Boris Johnson has agreed to resign following more than 40 members of Parliament stepping down -The search continues for two men who disappeared in the Kern River on the 4th of July -The Electra fire continues to spread southeast of Sacramento and it is now 40 percent contained

Top Stories: - Update on the Fourth of July illegal firework crackdown -The search continues for Samuel Raymondo, 19, and Diego Cabo, 27 in the Kern River -Qualifications for California tax refund

Top Stories: -A home and an RV were destroyed in a fire in east Bakersfield last night -The search continues for two men who went missing while swimming in the Kern River on the fourth of July

Top Stories -Information about a fatal late night Fourth of July shooting in southeast Bakersfield -Search and rescue crew searching for missing swimmers in the Kern River near Remington hot springs -Be ware of pet scammers claiming to have your lost pet

Top stories: - At least six people are dead and 38 people wounded after a shooting at a fourth of July parade in a Chicago suburb - Bakersfield police say multiple people were wounded in a shooting late last night in southeast Bakersfield. - Search and rescue crew members were combing the Kern river yesterday near Remington Hot Springs.

Top Stories: At least six people confirmed dead after a mass shooting in a Chicago suburb KCSO looking for armed robbery suspect Man facing felony charges following a suspected DUI crash in east Bakersfield

Top Stories: -The Kern County Sheriff's Office is still looking for a suspect after an armed robbery turned deadly in Oildale -A man is facing charges for driving under the influence and felony vandalism after he allegedly swerved into a car at an intersection then crashing into houses -Bodycam footage of an officer involved shooting in Akron, Ohio that killed Jayland Walker was released

Top Stories: - A resolution to honor Deputy Phillip Campas with a memorial interchange is moving forward. - COURT WATCH: The county has settled three lawsuits brought on by women alleging a former deputy touched them against their will. - Fourth of July information, how to report illegal fireworks and firework shows around Kern.

Top Stories: -Two people are hospitalized after an explosion rocked a central Bakersfield apartment building -The Kern County Fire Department says it’s confiscated more than 3,000 pounds of fireworks ahead of the Fourth of July holiday -The annual state gas tax hike takes effect today

Top Stories: - Fire in an East Bakersfield duplex that forced two families out of their homes - Fire in southwest Bakersfield on Gambel Oak Way displaced two people -Illegal firework and dog safety during Fourth of July

Top Stories: -Justice Stephen Breyer is officially retiring from the U-S Supreme Court today -Two families are now looking for a new place to stay after a duplex fire forced them out of their homes -Two people are out of their home and lost their truck in a different fire in southwest Bakersfield

Top Stories: -The Bakersfield Police Department is searching for a missing two-year-old-boy last seen with his mother -Data breach potentially exposed information of anyone with a California concealed weapons permit -Fire crews are putting out a wildfire in Northern California that remains 0% contained

Top Stories: -Bakersfield firefighters rescued a couple stuck in the Beale canal last night -A former White House aide delivered explosive testimony yesterday detailing former President Trump’s movements and mindset on January 6th -A local family is speaking out about the shocking discovery they made inside a Del Taco burrito

Top Stories: -KSCO investigating pill allegedly found in Del Taco burrito - Fatal collision on North Chester Avenue -Independence Day firework safety

Top Stories: -At least 46 migrants were found dead inside a tractor trailer in San Antonio, Texas -Classes will resume this morning at Bakersfield College after a bomb threat forced a campus-wide evacuation yesterday

Top Stories: - Alleged inmate attack at Kern Valley State Prison. - Gov. Newsom and a group of democratic state lawmakers announce a budget agreement for gas rebate. - The Supreme Court ruled a former high school coach had the right to pray publicly on the field after games.

Top Stories: -Reaction swept across the nation after landmark decision Roe v. Wade was overturned Friday -Officials at the Kern Valley State Prison are investigating the death of an inmate as a homicide after an alleged attack last night -Governor Gavin Newsom and a group of Democratic state lawmakers announced last night they reached a budget agreement that would give direct payments to taxpayers...

Top Stories: The Supreme Court's ruling on Roe v. Wade Congress passes significant gun reform bill Local businesses in Arvin help during power outage

Top Stories: -It was a case of neighbors helping neighbors last night, as a man was pulled from his burning home in East Bakersfield -This week’s lightning storm has moved out of Kern County, but thousands of people in Arvin are still without power -The Bakersfield Animal Care Center is partnering with Pet Rescue Pilots, Marley’s Mutts, and BARCs Rescue to save the lives of 180 at-risk dogs

Top Stories: - Arvin power outage -Information and updates on the Thunder Fire -Large amount of drugs and cash revealed after McCray Street fire

Top Stories: -The Thunder Fire continues to burn near the base of the Grapevine this morning -A woman died after being struck by lightning in yesterday’s storm that swept across Southern California -President Biden yesterday called on Congress to suspend the federal gas tax for three months