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The Bakersfield Californian
''The Bakersfield Californian'' is a daily newspaper serving Bakersfield, California and surrounding Kern County in the state's San Joaquin Valley.
==History==
The ''Californian'' is a direct descendant of the first paper published in the region, ''The Daily Courier'', which was first published in the mining town of Havilah in 1866. It eventually became a weekly newspaper. It moved to Bakersfield, 50 miles southwest, in 1872 and changed the name to ''The Kern County Weekly Courier''. In 1876, the ''Courier'' merged with ''The Southern Californian'', another local newspaper, and became ''The Kern County Californian''. The newspaper's name was changed to ''The Daily Californian'' in 1891. The Kern County superintendent of schools, Alfred Harrell, purchased the newspaper in 1897, and renamed it ''The Bakersfield Californian'' in 1907. For almost 120 years, the newspaper has been in the hands of the Harrell-Fritts family and is currently run by Virginia F. "Ginger" Moorhouse, who is the great-granddaughter of Alfred Harrell.
Prior to 1980, former Bakersfield Mayor Mary K. Shell worked as a reporter and columnist for ''The Californian''.
On August 17, 2009, the weekday editions of the ''Californian'' switched to a tabloid format.
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