California Resources Corporation is launching its Golden Valley Technology Campus near Valley Acres — a sleek, community-conscious data center designed to minimize water, power, and noise impacts. Leveraging existing infrastructure and tapping into surplus power from its Elk Hills plant, the facility will recirculate cooling water away from homes. With construction creating 1,200 jobs and 300 full-time roles post-launch, CRC is also pioneering solar-to-hydrogen tech and advancing carbon capture at Elk Hills. The company pledges responsible resource use, transparency, and a 10–20 year operational lifespan — all while staying close to users and building on its deep local reserves.

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Trump shocks the world with a surprise deal ending the Iran war, lifting the Strait of Hormuz blockade and ordering ships to resume oil flows — a breakthrough brokered with help from Pakistan’s prime minister, who confirms a ceasefire across Lebanon and a formal signing set for Switzerland on June 19. But with no details on Iran’s nuclear program or how this differs from a failed April truce, skeptics wonder if this peace will last — especially after 13 U.S. troops died and thousands perished in the chaos that began in February.

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Twenty-one Cal State Bakersfield nursing students are embarking on a historic trip to northern Argentina—marking the first time the global outreach program ventures to South America. Over 200 students have participated since 2017, traveling to places like Peru, Mexico, and Zambia, but this group faces a unique challenge: communicating with indigenous Wichí speakers through layers of language. From health clinics to workshops at local nursing schools, these students are learning to bridge cultures and care—many for the first time, including one who narrowly won a competitive spot among 300 applicants. For others, it’s a return to transformative experiences that deepen their compassion and global perspective. These missions aren’t just about clinical skills—they’re forging empathetic, culturally fluent nurses ready to make a real difference, one patient at a time.

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