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One local teacher has gone viral posting videos on TikTok. 23ABC's Dominique LaVigne sat down with her to talk about how's adapting her lessons to the modern age.

Wednesday's Kern County Board of Supervisors meeting resulted in the approval of roughly $2.7 million to go toward installing security cameras and other equipment for use during election season.

More than a week after Tropical Storm Hilary passed over Kern County, the damage is still being assessed.

A new restaurant in Southwest Bakersfield is cooking up some authentic Filipino cuisine, seeking to give Kern County residents an experience many of them haven't had before.

If you look at the sky Wednesday, you might think something’s wrong. The moon seems off. And you’d be right. Monday night alongside being a super moon is a blue moon. But to have these things come together in one night is a pretty rare occurrence.

Wednesday's Kern County Board of Supervisors meeting resulted in the approval of roughly $2.7 million to go toward installing security cameras and other equipment for use during election season.

A federal judge could soon decide whether former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows can have his case moved to federal court. The judge set a Thursday deadline for the decision.

A Bakersfield girl scout earned her silver badge for working to better conditions for local animals.

Join Kern Living host Ryan Nelson as he chats with some of the actors at Stars Playhouse for the upcoming End of Summer Sunday event.

Volunteers can help staff the Lion’s Club food booth at the Kern County Fair and receive a nice perk for their efforts.

As we soak in the last few weeks of summer, we’re also soaking up some Labor Day sales.

Labor Day weekend is a popular time to travel. As always, it is important for those traveling to check that they have everything they need.

We're not really feeling the heat here in Kern County but in SoCal, the heat wave continues with triple-digit temps in many areas.

New efforts are underway to stop agricultural land from being purchased by big businesses.

A new approach to combating illegal marijuana cultivation, manufacturing, and sales is set to begin.

The man charged with second-degree murder after a crash in Southwest Bakersfield in which a 66-year-old woman was killed will be temporarily released.

From the bridges you cross every day to the library in your neighborhood, the sheriff's office, even county golf courses, all will be getting more funding over the next 12 months after the Kern County Government passes a massive $4 billion dollar budget. 23ABC's Sam Hoyle took a closer look at the impact the funding will have on community services and county residents.

This is the last week to make interest-free payments on federal student loans. Starting September 1st balances will begin accruing interest again and starting October 1st payments will be due for the first time in 3 years. When it comes to how to best tackle those payments Lending Tree applied pay-off methods used for other types of debt. They found the 'debt avalanche' and 'snowball' strategies could help borrowers get their balances to zero 100 months sooner.

You're going to want to look at your cell phone bill closer because some cell phone companies are increasing their monthly rates if you're on an older plan. It starts this month for AT&T customers and impacts anyone on the now-retired "Unlimited Elite" plans. It's an extra $2.50 per line you'll have to pay.

Do you ever find yourself getting distracted online? You might be on your computer working when you remember that you forgot to send an email or check the weather that day so you click away from your task. Then maybe you check your other emails fast or check your calendar. It's easy to get distracted. Researchers say our attention span only lasts about 47 seconds on an online task these days and it takes 25 minutes to refocus.

Join Kern Living host Ryan Nelson as he visits the Dignity Health Sports Complex.

A recent study finds certain kinds of cancer are being diagnosed more often in younger adults.

Today is the 241st day of 2023. The US has seen more mass shootings than days thus far this year.

NASA is teaming up with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to measure pollution.

In Georgia, a judge is ordering Trump and 18 other co-defendants to appear for arraignment next week.