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Interview - God's Not Dead: In God We Trust's David A. R. White
Bakersfield; Ca — The God's Not Dead film franchise continues September 12th in theaters with "God's Not Dead: In God We Trust". It is the fifth film in the franchise. It started from the hit song "God's Not Dead" from Christian artist The Newsboys. David A. R. White's character running for congress. His character has been in each film as a preacher who has been faced with adversity from his church congregation to the supreme court and now the full political spectrum.
CHP and KCFD find body in Boron
California Highway Patrol officers and Kern County Fire Department firefighters found a man's body laying in the road on Twenty Mule Team Road, east of Boron Avenue, around 6:50 a.m. Thursday. The investigation is ongoing, but foul play, drugs and alcohol are not suspected as factors in the death, according...
Coroner ID’s Clovis man killed in crash on Hwy 99
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) — The Kern County Coroner’s Office identified a Clovis man who died in a crash on Highway 99 in McFarland in mid-August. Coroner officials say Raymund Aylmer Duque, 58, of Clovis was the driver of a vehicle involved in a single-vehicle crash on northbound Highway 99 north of Highway 46 in McFarland […]
Man faces just over 14 years in prison for multiple crimes, including arson, vandalism
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KBAK/KBFX) — A man was convicted of arson, multiple charges of vandalism, and trespassing in a February 2023 incident on Monday, announced the Kern County District Attorney. On August 26,Antonio Rodriguez, Jr. was found guilty in an arson trial. On February 14, 2023, a victim responded to...
Kern foundation celebrates 20th anniversary with large grant cycle
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) — A Leadership of Kern Community Foundation is celebrating its 20th anniversary by announcing its largest-ever grant cycle. The Women’s and Girl’s Fund announced it will have at least $100,00 available for 2025. Organizations interested in applying should have a 501(c)(3) nonprofit designation or a fiscal sponsor. All organizations seeking funds must […]
How small shelters for homeless people in California became big business
On a recent weekday morning in Sacramento, early, before a sweltering Central Valley heat enveloped downtown and before Senate and Assembly sessions got underway, several suited-up elected officials gathered in front of the Capitol to promote a bill. The “Interim Housing Act,” penned by South Bay State Senator Josh Becker,...
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