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Bakersfield police, fair staff reunite 20 missing children in fair’s first week (opens the original)
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A trip to the Kern County Fair can turn frightening in an instant when a child gets separated from family in the crowds — and fair staff and Bakersfield police say it happens more often than many parents realize. For the first week of the fair’s opening, law enforcement handled 20 missing-and-found juveniles, according to a Bakersfield Police Department release. “If they can’t find their parents or their group, they get very scared,” Roberts said. Roberts said the goal is to reunite families qui
California drivers may soon see E15 gas option after Newsom signs new law (opens the original)
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California drivers could soon have another option at the pump after Gov. Gavin Newsom signed legislation designed to accelerate the sale of E15 gasoline in the state, though questions remain about whether local gas stations will invest in the equipment needed to offer it. The bill, signed a little more than a week ago, is intended to speed up the rollout of E15 in California as a lower-cost fuel option. E15 contains 15% ethanol. Supporters point to the possibility of saving a few cents per gallo
Wendale Davis Foundation host 19th Annual Walk for Peace event (opens the original)
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Nearly two decades after his teenage son was shot and killed, Wesley Davis Jr. is continuing to turn his grief into a call for support, as the community prepares to gather for the 19th annual Walk for Peace in Bakersfield. The walk honors Wendale Davis, who was killed in 2006, along with other people who have died because of gun violence and other violent crimes. Davis said the annual event is meant to bring families back together and remind them they are not alone. “That 20 literally, and this
FFA students prep livestock for Kern County Fair, home to California’s largest junior show (opens the original)
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For Kern County’s FFA students, the road to the fair starts long before the show ring — with early mornings, long days and months of hands-on work raising livestock for one of the biggest events of the year. Chelsey Roberts said, “There is no Kern County Fair without livestock,” and called it a point of pride that “we have the largest junior livestock show in California and we take pride in that.” Students raising animals for the fair said the work behind the scenes is constant, even though the
Kern County Fair boosts security with magnetometers, AI, and police partnership (opens the original)
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The Kern County Fair is back as a 12-day tradition that draws families for rides, food and entertainment, and organizers and police say they are stepping up security to match the large crowds. “What better place to be for 12 days?” said Chelsey Roberts, a marketing specialist at the Kern County Fair. Roberts said the fair’s security planning starts before guests enter the grounds. Magnetometers are in place at all three gates, and bags are checked before people go inside. “Our partnership with B
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