When it comes to viral video hits, the currently king is one produced by members of the Harvard baseball team. In the video, members of the team perform a seated dance move during a long road trip.
It's a pretty clever video and it's generated more than 5 million views and 11,000 comments on YouTube.
Not to be outdone, members of the Bakersfield College softball team replicated the move during a road trip, but to Justin Bieber's new song "Boyfriend." It's well done and fun. Check it out:
Live tweeting from the CIF-Central Section South Area Track and Field meet at Liberty High School, along with plenty of video highlights from the running events.
Thousands showed up for Bakersfield's Relay For Life event near Meadows Field. We gathered the best photos and comments from social media and presented them here:
Candidates for the Kern County Board of Supervisors 1st District met with the editorial board of The Bakersfield Californian on Wednesday and faced a series of questions from the panel.
We went to the social media well, once again, to show you what you may or may not have missed at the 2012 Stagecoach Festival in Indio over the weekend.
Bakersfield residents were fascinated, at least on Twitter, of the arrival of reality-TV star Duane "Dog" Chapman, who came to town on Saturday to see if he could help find the suspect in the shooting death of a pair of bail bondsmen.
Measure G is not, technically, a ban on medical marijuana collectives and cooperatives in unincorporated Kern County. Practically, it comes very close to being one.
Bakersfield homemaker Marcie Brown feels pulled in two directions in the debate over gay marriage. Kind of like the nation as a whole. "I think they (gay people) should be able to marry," she initially said Wednesday in the parking lot of 11-C Market in Oildale.
Q: Why are "motorized scooters" (two-wheeled, no seat) allowed on the streets? To my knowledge, they are not licensed, tagged, insured. They have NO lights, horns or other safety items.
The Kern County Republican Central Committee is set to decide Monday whether to revoke the charter of a local black Republicans group for endorsing a Democrat for elected office.
A Bakersfield mother of two who took up competitive cycling nine months ago after an injury ended her marathoning career died Sunday while competing in a bicycle race outside Yosemite National Park.
A prostitution sting netted 15 arrests Wednesday. Three female Bakersfield Police officers and one female investigator for the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) pretended to be prostitutes at a motel located near three ABC licensed establishments, according to an ABC news release.
Bakersfield athlete killed in bicycle race
Armed man shot and killed by police in northwest Bakersfield apartment
