Juanita Stevenson
Juanita Stevenson has lived and worked in Fresno for the past 24 years. She is perhaps best known to Valley residents as a longtime reporter and news anchor with local television station ABC30, and has also worked at stations KJWL, KYNO and ValleyPBS. She is the recipient of the 2001 Associated Press Award for Best Reporting, and the 1997 Radio & Television News Directors Association Regional Edward R. Murrow award for Best Reporting.
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This week on Valley Edition we explore some of the issues that matter to the residents of Central California, including the expansion of Highway 99, a… -
This week on Valley Edition we take a look into stories and issues across the region including water, possibly reducing the the legal limit for blood… -
This week on Valley Edition we discuss the future of one of Central California’s educational centers. A search committee is on the lookout for a new… -
This week on Valley Edition we explore the region through reports and interviews on valley fever, restorative justice in schools, health care, taxes and a… -
Teacher Jenna Perry’s 7th grade English class at Fresno Unified’s Yosemite Middle School sounds like most others. Kids work to finish up their… -
This week on Valley Edition we explore issues that may impact the region as a whole. Our reporting team tackles regional issues that include advocacy for…
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This week on Valley Edition we take a look across the region at health issues, innovation, the future of high-speed rail in California and more.More than… -
This week on Valley Edition we step into the doors of a Merced health clinic that serves the homeless. The City of Merced was hit hard by the economic… -
This week on Valley Edition we take a look at how the Associated Press’s decision to no longer use the term illegal immigrant in reference to those who… -
This week on Valley Edition we take the listener to one of the many strawberry stands that dot the San Joaquin Valley’s rural roads. But how often do…
