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Quarterly free community training on recognizing signs of child abuse and neglect
“If you see something, say something,” is a message that has been iterated and reiterated by child abuse prevention service providers over many...
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Kern County 2020 – Year in Review
Truly, 2020 has proven to be extremely challenging due to the spread of COVID-19, which has...
CityServe introduced to Tehachapi Rotary
On December 10, the Tehachapi Rotary Club welcomed Robin Robinson of CityServe. After 31 years as a...
First human case of West Nile Virus reported in Kern for 2020
The Kern County Public Health Services Department has received confirmation of the first reported human case of West Nile virus (WNV) in Kern County...
College releases reopening protocols for Fall 2020 Semester
Interim President, Dr. Corey Marvin, released reopening protocols for the Fall 2020 semester at...
Rite Aid expands COVID-19 testing locations
Rite Aid continues to expand its COVID-19 testing capacity with the addition of 161 drive-through testing locations as of July 16 in partnership with...
Cheers to Charity dedicates hospital benches, shares future plans
On Tuesday, June 9, the Cheers to Charity committee gathered to dedicate their donation of six...
Hall Ambulance Service, Inc. statement on response to COVID-19 Pandemic
As the paramedic provider for 88 percent of Kern County’s population, Hall Ambulance Service is...
Massage Parlor ordinance
The Kern County Board of Supervisors receives feedback and responds to concerns raised by Kern Count...
Massage Therapists targeted by new County rules
My name is Dale LaVonne Martin. I own and operate Body Nature Therapeutic Massage located in...
