An accident with major injuries that happened at about 10:40 a.m. Sunday has closed the intersection at White Lane and Akers Road in southwest Bakersfield, the Bakersfield Police Department reported.
It's unknown how long the area will be closed to traffic. Officers urged drivers to use alternate routes.
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Moz fans reminisce and get ready for another round of madness in Bakersfield on Friday: http://t.co/tt6PTal8 #Morrissey
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Since Karen Goh returned to Kern County from a publishing career in New York in 2004, she has helped foster a strong network of Christian leaders in government, politics, media, business and nonprofits.
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