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The Anaheim Ducks and Los Angeles Kings are facing off for the third preseason game in Bakersfield, with the Ducks aiming for their first win against the Kings, who are undefeated in preseason. The game is part of the teams' ongoing preparation for the regular season, with insights from coaches and players on strategies and team dynamics. The game will be streamed online.
A dust and wind storm swept through Bakersfield, causing low visibility on highways and damaging trees, with authorities reporting blocked lanes and ongoing weather concerns.
Fallout: Bakersfield is an impressive fan-made Doom mod built with GZDoom that combines classic Fallout vibes with modern gameplay mechanics, and although it looks like an official game, it is a non-commercial project in development with no release date announced.
A developer has revealed a new trailer for Fallout: Bakersfield, a fan-made Doom total conversion mod that recreates Fallout 1's Necropolis with modern graphics and aesthetics, blending Doom and Fallout styles. The project is about 60% complete, free to play, and its release date is still uncertain, with a possible year of 2027. The mod showcases impressive visuals and a faithful tone, but fans will have to wait longer for its release amid ongoing official Fallout game developments.
Fallout: Bakersfield, a highly impressive fan-made mod transforming the classic Doom game into a Fallout-themed experience with stunning HD visuals and excellent animation, has generated excitement among fans, although its release date is still unknown.
The City of Bakersfield has issued a water advisory for several streets due to oil contamination from a private property. Residents in the affected areas are advised not to use tap water until further notice as crews work to flush the system and conduct water quality tests.
The Kern County Coroner’s Office has identified Benjamin Alan Michael Harmonson, a 36-year-old senior deputy, as the individual who died by suicide and was found near a canal along 7th Standard Road in Bakersfield. His body was discovered on May 21, and law enforcement officials escorted it to the coroner’s office later that evening.
Riddhi Patel, an anti-Israel protester, sobbed during her arraignment in California after allegedly threatening to murder public officials at a city council meeting. She pleaded not guilty to 18 felony counts and was ordered to be held on $1 million bail, staying at least 500 yards away from city hall. Patel's remarks included threats and references to violent revolution, leading to her arrest and charges of threatening state officials and making terrorizing threats. She is due back in court on April 24.
An anti-Israel protester, Riddhi Patel, was arrested for making death threats against lawmakers at a Bakersfield, Calif., city council meeting, where they threatened to "murder" Mayor Karen Goh and council members over the decision to install metal detectors at City Hall amid anti-Israel demonstrations. Patel also lashed out at the lawmakers for refusing to support a ceasefire resolution over Israel’s war with Hamas. They were charged with 18 counts of making terroristic threats and threatening state officials and are currently being held on $1 million bail.
Indian-origin woman Riddhi Patel has been arrested in the US and charged with making terroristic threats against the Mayor of Bakersfield, California. During a city council meeting, she directed alarming threats towards officials, expressing a desire for "oppressed minorities" to "guillotine" them and invoking the name of Jesus Christ in her statements. She faces 16 felony counts, including threatening with intent to terrorize and targeting city officials.
Riddhi Patel, a pro-Palestine protestor, made their first court appearance after threatening to "murder" Bakersfield City council members during a meeting discussing a Gaza ceasefire resolution. Patel, 28, pleaded not guilty to 16 felony charges related to threatening with intent to terrorize and threatening city council staff, and remains in jail on a $1 million bond. The next court dates are scheduled for April 16, 24, and 25.
A 28-year-old protester in Bakersfield, California, was charged with making death threats towards city councilmembers during a meeting discussing a Gaza ceasefire resolution. Riddhi Patel, who identifies as non-binary, was escorted out of the meeting after threatening violence and expressing outrage over security measures. They were booked on 16 felony charges and given a $2 million bond. The United Liberation Front, a pro-Palestinian activism group, condemned Patel's behavior.
Riddhi Patel, a pro-Palestinian protester, was charged with 18 felony counts and ordered held on $1 million bail after making threats against Bakersfield City Council members during a meeting. She wept during her arraignment and was ordered to stay 500 yards away from city hall, as well as the homes and businesses of the officials she threatened. Patel's remarks, captured on video, included a threat to "murder" the council members. Other protesters have also been arrested at past meetings, with two facing felony counts for their actions.
Kern County is expected to experience extreme wind gusts reaching 55 to 60 mph late tonight into Sunday, with a High Wind Warning issued for the Bakersfield area. The strong winds may uproot trees due to the recent heavy rains, and heavy rains are expected to follow on Sunday, with valley areas expecting 1-1.50 inches of rain and mountain areas picking up near 2 inches.
A massive 35-vehicle pileup on Interstate 5 near Bakersfield, California, resulted in two deaths and nine injuries, with 17 passenger vehicles and 18 big rigs involved in the crash. The incident occurred in heavy fog, with visibility at roughly 10 feet, and the southbound lanes of the highway remained closed overnight as authorities cleaned up debris and investigated the cause of the crash.