Robert Price

2 weeks ago | kget.com | Robert Price

BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) – What is it about L.A. Times restaurant reviewers and Bakersfield Basque restaurants? The legendary Jonathan Gold loved Bakersfield Basque cuisine, especially the Noriega Hotel, but he died in 2018, and the original Noriega’s closed two years later. Five years later, the Times is back – this time with restaurant reviewer Bill Addison singing the praise of another Basque landmark: Wool Growers, which shares much of that Noriega DNA.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Robert Price

BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) – What is it about L.A. Times restaurant reviewers and Bakersfield Basque restaurants? The legendary Jonathan Gold loved Bakersfield Basque cuisine, especially the Noriega Hotel, but he died in 2018, and the original Noriega’s closed two years later. Five years later, the Times is back – this time with restaurant reviewer Bill Addison singing the praise of another Basque landmark: Wool Growers, which shares much of that Noriega DNA.

2 weeks ago | kget.com | Robert Price

BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) — Brace yourself for more of those orange traffic cones on the freeway – more temporary inconveniences in the name of greater, permanent convenience. The California Transportation Commission will meet June 26 – 27 to finalize a committee recommendation that Kern County receives almost $40 million from an $810 million state fund. KGET reported last week about the commission’s recommendation to apportion $39.9 million to the local project.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Robert Price

BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) — Brace yourself for more of those orange traffic cones on the freeway – more temporary inconveniences in the name of greater, permanent convenience. The California Transportation Commission will meet June 26 – 27 to finalize a committee recommendation that Kern County receives almost $40 million from an $810 million state fund. KGET reported last week about the commission’s recommendation to apportion $39.9 million to the local project.

2 weeks ago | kget.com | Robert Price

BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) — Those of us who don’t always have time to visit art galleries are in luck. The art gallery has come to us. The Arts Council of Kern unveiled its latest project Monday – two huge underpass murals large enough to enjoy as you drive by. Remember when people used to get arrested for spray painting the underside of freeway overpasses? In a sense, those days are over. Now we cheer.