Attorney Dennis Beaver has practiced law for many years in Bakersfield, California.
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Beaver’s career in media began in the mid-1970s at another Bakersfield station while still a Kern County Deputy District Attorney. There he focused on legal affairs reporting, including exposing landlords violating California law. Beaver later moved to KBAK (Eyewitness News), working alongside Don Clark and Jackie Parks on the “29 On Your Side” segment. The team tackled issues such as landlord abuses, auto repair scams, and provided consumer education, including how to challenge credit card charges.
In addition to his work in local news, Beaver hosted weekend interview programs featuring local business people and political figures. Since the 2000 Presidential Election, Beaver has also been a regular panelist on Voice of America broadcasts.
Rather than shopping only for the best deal, building a relationship with a dedicated, local appliance specialist is the best way to get honest guidance when you buy and dependable support when your appliances fail.
October 13, 2026 • By Dennis Beaver
Our recent article about home warranty companies that promise to replace or repair your major appliances and HVAC systems — but have a nasty habit of telling subscribers to pound sand when their AC fails in 110-degree summer heat — got one heck of a response from readers all across the country.
Several (with a sense of humor) came up with mottos for their “disaster” that are hysterical, but we can’t print them…click to read more