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Green 101: Fun, reusable crafts for kids
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The life of a model can be dangerous
A model on a CW television program had not one, but two falls during a recent show.
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Gunman kills 7-Eleven clerk working final shift
Gurpreet Singh was working his final shift as a 7-Eleven clerk, before moving on next week to full-time job at a hospital, when he was gunned down during a robbery. More
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Eyewitness News 7@11: Mar. 18
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Family grieves boys who drowned
The family of two small boys who drowned in a back yard pool can't understand how the children wound up in the water. Two adults were supposed to be caring for them, and the family is trying to find answers. More
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Woman blames tax company for IRS debt
Last year, Melinda Pola decided to get her tax return done by a professional company, and she though her taxes were in good hands. But a year later, Pola got some unwanted mail from the Internal Revenue Service. More
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Investigation starts on crash of WWII plane
The search has started for answers to what caused the plane crash that killed two veteran pilots. A federal investigator was on the scene Thursday morning where the World War II-era plane went down. More
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Hooters in Bakersfield named in employee lawsuit
Three dozen current and former Hooters workers are suing over work and wage violations, saying they were forced to buy their own uniforms and work without pay. More
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Supreme Court asked to dump Kern's poop ban
Los Angeles and the sanitation districts of Orange County have petitioned the high court to rule on a 2006 ban approved by Kern County voters that would bar them from sending processed human waste there. More
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Woman: Virgin Mary appeared on my door
A woman in North Carolina claims the Virgin Mary appeared at her door, literally. Hundreds have flocked to the woman's apartment to see for themselves.
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Bryan Cranston talks about winning Emmys, 'Breaking Bad'
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Last audition: Ryan Mathews puts on show for NFL scouts at Pro Day
In his final audition before the NFL Draft, West High School product Ryan Mathews put on another athletic display for the scouts. Mathews displayed his quickness and agility and likely improved his draft stock at Pro Day on the campus of Fresno State University. More
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Kidnapped girl: 'I screamed for my sisters'
A Bakersfield girl had one of the scariest moments of her life Tuesday night. Samayia Clark, 10, had gone to Kern Medical Center to get some ice for her family when neighbor Cassandra Knox allegedly tried to kidnap her. More
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2 dead as WWII-era plane crashes west of Bakersfield
Two experienced pilots, Alfred Goss and Steven Ballard, died Wednesday when Goss' plane crashed near Highway 58 west of Bakersfield. The World War II-era single-engine aircraft broke into pieces and caught on fire when it hit the ground. More
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Washington holds cutthroat cup-stacking battle
It was the 2010 Northwest Regionals, held in Auburn, Wash. The winners would advance to the World Championships in Denver. Is it a sport? A game? The coolest thing ever, or the biggest waste of time since hacky sack? One thing for sure- it's intense.
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Beach jogger killed by plane likely never heard it
Pharmaceutical salesman Robert Gary Jones, ear buds in, listening to his iPod while jogging neither saw nor heard it and was struck from behind Monday evening and killed instantly. More
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Arvin parents: Schools are failing our children
Claiming that the Arvin Union School District is failing their children, parents spoke out Tuesday night at a school board meeting. Some called for the removal of Superintendent Jerelle Kavanagh. More
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How responsible are bars in DUI cases?
Bars and restaurants that serve alcohol to drunk patrons are criminally liable but face limited civil responsibility in California, according to experts. More
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Consumers still waiting for SmartMeter audit
Customers with questions about SmartMeters are still waiting for an audit to start. It's been five months since the California Public Utilities Commission said a review would be done, and that state agency missed its own deadline. More
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Helicopter rescues stranded horse
It's not every day you see a horse fly. But with the greatest of ease, a heavy-duty helicopter plucked a mustang named Colorado off a western Arizona river sandbar Tuesday morning, reuniting him with his owner. More
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Health care reform debate rages from Bakersfield to Washington
The debate over health care reform was front and center Tuesday in central Bakersfield. Protesters for and against health care reform legislation gathered outside Congressman Jim Costa's office at 2700 M St. More
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3 carat diamonds are a dog's best friend
One Maryland dog has some expensive taste. He gobbled up a diamond worth $20,000 dollars. But the gem wasn't gone forever.
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Calif. college students warned about Mexico travel
Some California colleges are warning students about traveling into Mexico for spring break amid continued violence in border towns. More
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No damage reported from 4.4 magnitude L.A. quake
Southern Californians were jolted from their sleep before dawn Tuesday as a small but strongly felt earthquake struck beneath Los Angeles' eastern suburbs. More
