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Bakersfield Police say three men were stabbed outside the Que Pasa Restaurant at Valley Plaza late Friday night.

Fifty foster children found forever families in Bakersfield on Friday. They were adopted during an emotional ceremony at the Juvenile Justice Center. Two of the men presiding over the mass adoption have personal ties to the event. Video

Have you ever gone to a restaurant where they automatically add a tip to your bill? Ever wonder if you have to pay it regardless of the level of service you get? That's a question that has people talking following a bizarre incident on the east coast. Video

A woman who lives with more than 200 dogs at her Tehachapi home says she is trying to give up the majority of the animals. Kimi Peck faces a foreclosure-related auction on her home early next month. Video

Police arrested a man Wednesday morning on charges he killed his girlfriend's 6-month-old daughter. Video

Senate Bill 39 made it possible to open files detailing child deaths that happened because of abuse or neglect. Legislators and advocates hope by lifting the veil of secrecy around these tragedies, they can help get a better idea of how these children slip through the cracks and how to prevent it from happening to more kids. Video

Kern County firefighters worked early Friday morning to put out a fire at a home in east Bakersfield.

Homicide detectives say the man suffered a violent attack. The man's fiancee discovered his body early Saturday morning.

Joblessness in Kern County rose half a percent in October to 14.5 percent, according to figures released Friday morning by the Employment Development Department. That's lower than the nearly 15 percent of this March, which was the highest in years, but it’s way higher than a year ago, when 9.6 percent were unemployed.

"The Biggest Loser" trainer Jillian Michaels wants to come to your house and whip your family into shape. Casting call directors were at Bakersfield Memorial Hospital Thursday for "The Biggest Loser" spin-off "Losing it All" and will hit seven other cities in the coming weeks. Show producers hope to find eight separate families that will lose it all. Video