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Hurricane Fiona struck Puerto Rico's southwest coast on Sunday as it unleashed landslides, knocked the power grid out and ripped up asphalt from roads and flung the pieces around.

Hundreds of people were evacuated or rescued across the island as floodwaters rose swiftly. Rushing rivers of brown water enveloped cars, first floors and even an airport runway in the island's southern region.

MORE ON HURRICANE FIONA: https://www.turnto23.com/news/national/hurricane-fiona-rips-through-powerless-puerto-rico

Hurricane Fiona rips through Puerto Rico

There's a shortage of people to work on farms. One program is trying to help by teaching immigrant women who have never farmed before how to do it and even how to own their own farming business in the future. Tomas Hopper shows us how that program works and how it could bring down food prices for all of us in the future.

Program looks to help immigrant farm worker shortage

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23ABC Evening Weather Update September 12, 2022

Californians are no strangers to high gas prices and pretty soon they can expect some extra cash in their bank account because of it. The big question is "how much?"

The Middle-Class Tax Refund is a one-time payment to Californians to provide some relief at the pump. Relief that according to Doug Shupe with Triple-A, is much needed.

“It's been a roller coaster for gas prices especially here in California right now and the Bakersfield area drivers are paying $5.46 on average for a gallon of regular unleaded. That is eight cents higher than a week ago, three cents higher than a month ago, and $1.10 higher than a year ago at this time.”

MORE ON THE REFUND: https://www.turnto23.com/news/local-news/how-much-will-my-california-middle-class-tax-refund-be

How much will my CA Middle-Class Tax Refund be?

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Today's Kern County weather brought to you by 23ABC's Bryan Gallo.

23ABC Weather for Monday, September 19, 2022

COVID-19 wasn't the only significant health threat nationwide. According to information from Health Care Claims by Fair Health, drug overdoses rose during the pandemic.

Drug overdoses rose during the pandemic as more schools add Narcan

23ABC Evening Weather Update September 15, 2022

23ABC in 10 features some of the top stories of the day, all in 10 minutes or less!

In this edition, we take a look at the myth of the 'Latino Vote,' how organizations are looking to Feed the Need in Bakersfield and Kern County, and the path of Hurricane Ian. Plus, see the shocking video of a train hitting a police cruiser with a suspect still inside. Finally, find out how you can save money on shipping this holiday season.

23ABC News in 10: The 'Latino Vote,' Feed the Need, & Hurricane Ian

KERO 23 ABC News Bakersfield Latest Headlines | September 18, 7am

Crews are working to refurbish and freshen up the iconic Hollywood sign in preparation for the landmark's 100th birthday.

Biggest "celebrity" in California gets a facelift