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  1. Toddler found dead in house fire

    Toddler found dead in house fire

    The body of an 18-month-old toddler was removed from a burning home in east Bakersfield Wednesday evening.

    Posted 38 minutes ago

  2. Bakersfield students head to D.C.

    Bakersfield students head to D.C.

    Six Independent High School students are headed to Washington D.C. tomorrow to be a part of a national education conference.

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  7. DA charges Rivas with murder

    DA charges Rivas with murder

    The District Attorney has charged 20-year-old Eddie Rivas with first-degree murder today.

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  2. Bakersfield students head to D.C.
  3. Report: Prisons are near 175% capacity
  4. Summer camp offers respite, hope
  5. Missing Lake Isabella man found
  6. 90s by the Weekend
  7. DA charges Rivas with murder
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