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Delano's Filipino population played an important role in the farm labor movement.
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For a century, Kern County residents have turned to Hart Park to cool off, celebrate and enjoy the outdoors.
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The building shaped like a shoe is an example of the "programmatic architecture" that once was common across Southern California.
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When state leaders decided to build a new state college in Kern County, they evaluated sites all over the county.
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As the number of detainees filling the nation's immigration detention centers grows, so does the need to get people back home if they’re lucky enough to be released.
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The Streamline Moderne-style building was built in 1940, and once housed a giant neon Coca-Cola sign on its roof.
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Decommissioned in the 1960s, U.S. Route 466 traveled on portions of today's Highways 58, 99, 46 and 41, from Barstow to Morro Bay.
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Wendy Castañeda Leal, a superintendent from Kern County, earned at least 670,000 votes in the race for California superintendent of public instruction.
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Edward Fitzgerald Beale brought news of the discovery of gold in California to Washington, D.C., in the process winning a high-stakes clandestine race across the continent.
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The grand hotel stood in downtown Bakersfield from 1926-1970.