Thursday brought heavy rainfall throughout Kern County, however despite some rockslides in the canyon, major roadways including the 178 remain open Friday morning.

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Rain from an atmospheric river is impacting multiple areas across Bakersfield and Kern County on Thursday. Rain is forecasted ...

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Kern County Public Works is providing free sand for residents to protect their property against potential flooding Thursday and Friday, according to officials.

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With heavy rainfall and storms arriving, Kern County Public Works delivered sand to nine locations for people to fill their own sandbags to use to protect against potential flooding. Bring your own ...