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Stuck between high pressure and low pressure Friday, tracking cooler conditions this weekend
We have a series of weather pattern shifts over the next three days. The post Stuck between high pressure and low pressure Friday, tracking cooler conditions this weekend appeared first on News Channel 3-12.
SBPD Reminds Drivers to Keep the Final Days of Summer Fun, Not Fatal
As the end of summer approaches and families prepare for Labor Day celebrations, the Santa Barbara Police Department reminds everyone to prioritize safety on the roads. Drivers are encouraged to make responsible choices behind the wheel by never driving under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs. “We want everyone to...
BizHawk: The Cazita Merchant of Santa Barbara Puts Out Welcome Mat at New Showroom
As a kid, John Leenhouwers loved to build things. Forts. Tents. Little hideaways. “I always wanted a treehouse,” he said. “It just feels cozy to have a little space around you.”. Now, he’s living his dream. “To me, it’s like art,” he said. “A painter creates on...
Southern California deputy dragged across parking lot by suspect vehicle
A man is in custody after authorities said he dragged a deputy with his car during an attempted arrest in Ventura. The suspect was identified as Bryan Ismael Torres, 30, from Ventura, according to the Ventura County Sheriff’s Office. At the time, he had an outstanding warrant for his arrest. On Aug. 13, deputies spotted […]
Ventura County Fire Department marks move to spacious digs in Thousand Oaks
The Ventura County Fire Department dedicated its new, larger headquarters in Thousand Oaks Thursday morning, welcoming the move after decades in Camarillo. Officials addressed a crowd at an outdoor ribbon-cutting ceremony before they hosted tours of the two-story, 98,000-square-foot facility at 2400 Conejo Spectrum St., near Highway 101. “Let’s make the best of this...
Mayoral candidate Travis Endicott discusses key concerns
Travis Endicott hasn't been in Ridgecrest long, but he has a clear idea as to what issues he will address if elected as the mayor in the November election. His candidacy platform is focused on three major goals: healthcare availability, veteran affairs and the protection of civil liberties.
Santa Barbara jury finds Cora Vides guilty of 2017 attempted murder; trial moves to insanity defense
A Santa Barbara jury found Cora Vides guilty of attempted murder on Monday and on Thursday, the case moved into a new phase evaluating if she is not guilty by reason of insanity. The post Santa Barbara jury finds Cora Vides guilty of 2017 attempted murder; trial moves to insanity defense appeared first on News Channel 3-12.
Pregnant woman charged with 3 counts of attempted murder
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) — A pregnant woman accused of attempting to run over two women and hitting and seriously injuring a 14-year-old pleaded not guilty Thursday to multiple counts of attempted murder and assault. Nia McKnight is being held on $300,000 bail after being charged with three counts each of attempted murder and assault with […]
Coroner IDs Texas man who died in crash on Hwy 33
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) — The Kern County Coroner’s Office identified a Texas man who died in a single-vehicle crash on Highway 33 Tuesday. Coroner officials say Marcos Rosas Hernandez, 52, of Dallas, Texas was the driver of a vehicle that collided with a tree on Highway 33 near Twisselman Road in Lost Hills. The crash […]
Sheriff discusses cause of releasing repeat offenders, Jay Leno to speak at Kern Law Enforcement Foundation dinner and Mojave mass murder timeline
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) —Sheriff Donald Youngblood joined 17 News at Sunrise for his monthly update. Sheriff Youngblood discusses Kern County Sheriff’s Office inclusion with the crime suppression partnership, Mojave mass murder, cause of releasing repeated offenders, and a shooting that occurred in late March accusing deputies of using a cat as target practice. The Sheriff […]
Back to school buzz: Various Kern County schools back in session
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KBAK/KBFX) — Wednesday marks the first day back to school for hundreds of students across Kern County. Right before the bells rang for students to get to class, Eyewitness News went out to catch up with some school principals and parents who shared their first day back excitement.
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