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KVPRWarszawski had previously been a metro columnist and reporter at The Fresno Bee with a tenure of nearly 28 years. -
KVPR reports record audience growth, membership growth, and pays off its 10-year broadcast center loan, all in the first year after the federal defunding of public media.
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KVPR's Central Valley Daily podcast, weekly news wrap video series and investigative reporting earn 2026 Regional Murrow honors. -
Valley Public Radio's 10,000 square foot broadcast center in Clovis, CA opened in 2016 -
KVPR's Corks & Brews 2026 brought over 600 guests to the Lester Estate in Fresno for an afternoon of fine wine, craft beer and entertainment. -
The youth-led event will be held at the Fresno Convention Center and broadcast live on KVPR. -
Annual spring fundraiser to benefit KVPR 89.3 and 89.1, the Central Valley’s public radio station -
Hear candidates make their case to voters on KVPR's broadcast of the Maddy Institute's Fresno County Superintendent of Schools Candidate Forum on Thursday, April 16 at 7 p.m.
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The $674,000 effort is gaining momentum ahead of an August deadline, marking the 10-year anniversary of the opening of the KVPR Broadcast Center in Clovis. -
The ruling is a win for free speech, but does not directly restore federal support for public media stations. -
Station honors for KVPR in 2026 included best Open Topic Podcast and best Government and Political Reporting. -
KVPR is central to the valley, and our new tote celebrates the landmarks of Central California
