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4th of July in Tehachapi thank you
The City of Tehachapi would like to thank all of those that made this year’s All-American 4th of July Festival and activities a tremendous success. S...
2022 Independence Day weekend initial review
For 2022, a new online reporting tool was utilized to help reduce the number of non-emergency calls...
TehachaPod podcasts
Season 3, Episode 37 – Clare Scotti from Discover Tehachapi stops in to talk about the weekly e...
Historic Union Cemetery announces annual Memorial Day Ceremony
The public is invited to the 2022 Memorial Day ceremony at Historic Union Cemetery Monday, May 30 at 9 a.m. Michael Bowers, Trustee of Historic Union...
A look at city budget season
Budget season is undoubtedly a crucial time each year. With the City of Tehachapi operating on a...
Fire hazard reduction clearance deadline June 1
The Fire Hazard Reduction Program, also referred to as FHRP, will send out a “Notice to Abate F...
Memorial Day Weekend Ceremony at Bakersfield National Cemetery, May 28
The Bakersfield National Cemetery announces its Annual Memorial Day Weekend Ceremony on Saturday, May 28 at 9 a.m. at their location at 30338 East Bea...
Berval reaches 15 years of services with TMSAR
Fifteen years ago, David Berval began his dedication to giving back to his Kern County neighbors as...
City faces new challenges
If you are a city resident, you have received some information via a resident newsletter explaining...
Kern County 2022 – the year ahead
Kern County is an organization grounded in ideas, energy, and innovation. We are a driving force in...
Joint community message: only call 911 during a real emergency
Our healthcare and emergency response systems continue to be impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic....
January 15 application deadline for debris removal program for property owners impacted by French Fire
The Kern County Public Health Services Department urges property owners impacted by the French Fire to contact our department as soon as possible to...
Debris removal program provides assistance to property owners impacted by French Fire
The Kern County Public Health Services Department has partnered with the California Office of Emergency Services to provide a debris removal program...
What do we need? Tehachapi healthcare district seeks public input for resource center
The Tehachapi Valley Healthcare District is looking for "a new vision for the community," the...
KCFD rate increases spur city to examine new options
In the absence of Mayor Pro-Tem Michael Davies, the Tehachapi City Council voted unanimously but...
City, water district clash over water supply for future developments
The case of the Tehachapi-Cummings County Water District vs. the City of Tehachapi is scheduled for...
TehachaPod: Episode 100 looking back & Civil Air Patrol
Season 2, Episode 100 TehachaPod records its 100th episode over two seasons. Key, Corey and Greg...
Station 11 at Keene: helicopters and elite wildland firefighting
One of Kern County's most strategically important fire stations is the little-known Keene Fire Stati...
Michael Gillum: Combat Engineer in the Vietnam War and his mission of reconciliation
(Note: This is the 20th article in a continuing series about local military veterans and their...
Looking back on the terrible Blackburn Canyon Fire
As the West in general, and California, of course, experience another devastating wildfire year in...
Independence Day weekend statistics
For 2021, the Kern County Fire Department experienced another year of high call volume during the Independence Day weekend. The community is to be...
Emery Hubbard: World War II Veteran of the Battle of the Bulge
(Note: This is the 17th article in a continuing series about local military veterans and their servi...
Carl Leonard Brooks, Jr. 1946 - 2021
Carl Leonard Brooks, Jr. passed on February 18 at the age of 74. He was a Tehachapi resident for 73...
What's Up in Stallion Springs?
Drive with care! The elk and deer are enjoying the weather. Large groups have been spotted along...
Kern County 2020 – Year in Review
Truly, 2020 has proven to be extremely challenging due to the spread of COVID-19, which has...
