Local News

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  42-year-old man killed in California City crash identified
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  California leaders urge CIF to protect fairness in girls' sports
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  Three-car collision on I-5 near Laval Road leads to major traffic delays

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  Truck fire on I-5 near Grapevine Road spreads to grass, two acres burned
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  Historic Fountain Plaza Building in Bakersfield to be revitalized for workforce housing
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  KCSO: Sweep leads to 20 arrests and removal of 4,000 pounds of debris
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  Mobile home fire in Onyx contained by firefighters, no injuries reported

Nation & World

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  Israel accepts new US ceasefire proposal with Hamas, White House says
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  Paramount offered $15 million to settle Trump’s CBS lawsuit: report
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  Spotlight on America presents: Home insurance crisis, military misconduct & the Iron River

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  CVS to close hundreds of stores across the U.S.
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  Ford announces massive recall of nearly 1.1M top-selling vehicles
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  A new variant of COVID-19 may be driving up cases in some parts of the world, WHO says
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  Judge stops Trump from ending parole for migrants

Sports

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  Wednesday, May 28 Play of the Day
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  Emmanuelle Chriqui on reprising Entourage roles: 'We could do it!'
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  Tuesday, May 27 Play of the Day

Money

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  Nvidia’s demand remains “incredibly strong,” but China bans leave a mark
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  What is a crypto winter?
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  When refinancing still makes sense despite high mortgage rates

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  HELOC rates retreat, while home equity loans rise a bit
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  Should you put personal money into your business? Here’s what to know.
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  Can credit card companies tell if you lie on an application?
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  Line of credit vs. credit card: What’s the difference?

Auto Matters

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  Hyundai warns owners to park outside, recalls 180,000 SUVs
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  Fiat Chrysler, Peugeot shareholders vote on merger
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  Goodbye gas: Volvo to make only electric vehicles by 2030

Eyewitness Mornings

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  Pet of the Week: May 29
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  Are There Consequences For The Media Lying About President Biden's Decline?
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  Summer heat prompts safety reminder for swimmers in Kern County