By Jason W. Armstrong
Daily Journal Staff Writer
In a first-of-its kind case, Chevron Corp. is suing Kern County to try to recoup $3.5 million in property taxes for supplemental assessments the energy giant says it was wrongly charged when it replaced existing oil wells.
The case brewing in California's biggest oil producing region with an estimated 37,000 wells is grabbing the attention of statewide oil interests. It coul...
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