Thursday, Nov 01 2012 04:42 PM
Week 10 webcast
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BY ZACH EWING Californian staff writer zewing@bakersfield.com
Louis Amestoy and myself are back in front of the camera for a loaded Week 10 webcast, complete with predictions and arguments, as usual, but with a couple of bonus segments this week: We discuss Wasco's state bowl potential, and I lay out how I think the Division I bracket will look Saturday morning if my predictions hold true.
We're less than 48 hours from knowing those brackets, but I'll have full projections of all five divisions on tomorrow night's BVarsity Live if you just can't wait for the real thing. Volleyball seeding also comes out tomorrow after the regular season ends tonight, so stay tuned here and on Twitter (@zewing) for updates on that.
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He’s Dr. Merle Haggard now. The bad-boy hero of the rebel strain of music that put Bakersfield on America’s cultural map half a century ago did something Friday he hadn’t done since he was 9: He sat still in school.
The family of David Silva announced Friday it has filed its long-expected federal civil rights claims against the Kern County Sheriff’s Office, six sheriff’s deputies and a sergeant, two California Highway Patrol officers, the county and the state alleging excessive police force killed him.
SACRAMENTO -- The California High-Speed Rail Authority won approval Thursday from a federal railroad oversight board to start construction this summer on the first leg of what would be the nation's first bullet train.
The Panama-Buena Vista Union School District Tuesday night unanimously approved a contract of employment to hire Kevin Silberberg as its new superintendent.
A Bakersfield attorney’s rocky marriage, marked by a divorce suit and a history of loud, public arguments, reportedly erupted into violence early Wednesday morning when police say he turned a gun on his wife and fired.
A woman found dead in a southeast Bakersfield garage Tuesday was identified Friday as 18-year-old Mia Ramirez of Bakersfield.
After a search that lasted much of Tuesday afternoon, the Kern County Sheriff’s Office arrested a man on suspicion of homicide in connection with the discovery of a woman’s body in a southeast Bakersfield garage.
An inmate condemned for the fatal 2007 beating of a 90-year-old Bakersfield woman died, June 2 of natural causes, Corcoran State Prison announced Monday.