Water is again running in the Kern River through Bakersfield, four months after it suddenly went dry at the end of August, 2024, leading to a massive fish die off. But it will only last through ...

Update: Both missing men were found dead in the Kern River.Carlos Roberto Velazquez Castanon, 31, of Van Nuys, who disappeared near Lake Ming, was found on Aug. 9. Eddin Estuardo Barillas, 32, of ...

The adobe house was renovated in 2021 and the center had its grand opening in 2022. The center is run by the Kern River Parkway Foundation and is a nonprofit that is mostly volunteer run, Ross said.

The Kern County Sheriff's Office is set to update the Kern River deaths sign this Friday, reflecting the tragic loss of eight more lives over the past year. advertisement. KBAK Bakersfield.

Water no longer flows through the Kern River at Beach Park in Bakersfield, where people have pressed the California Department of Water Resources board to bring it back.

Local hiking advocates are hoping to one day build a 15-mile trail along the mouth of the Kern River Canyon and are hosting a series of hikes to build interest.

Conservation groups sued to try to prevent the Kern River from running dry in Bakersfield. A judge ordered the city to ensure water remains in the river.

Community members of Kern County walk the dry riverbed in protest for the water restoration in the Kern River. The river was shut down in August of 2024, affecting recreational use and wildlife.

An orientation meeting and introductory, scheduled for 6 p.m. April 11 at the Bakersfield Community House, is set to provide insights on the pending Kern River Bike Patrol, its name subject to change.

Map: People drowned or swept away in California rivers, spring and summer 2023 ... Jevon Rubio, 21, of Long Beach, was reported missing in the Kern River at Rivernook Campground, near Kernville.

Kayaker’s body pulled from Kern River in California. Group went into the water in June By Anthony Galaviz. Updated July 28, 2023 6:36 AM.

The map project comes as the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is increasing the outflow of the Lake Isabella Dam. On May 17, the outflow of the river is roughly 7,200 cubic feet per second.