Soreath Hok
ReporterSoreath Hok is a multimedia journalist with 16 years of experience in radio, television and digital production. At KVPR she covers local government, politics and other local news.
A Cambodian-American, Soreath began her journalism career in Fresno, graduating from Fresno State with a B.A. in English and minor in Mass Communication & Journalism. Her first media job at KFSR, the campus radio station, helped to launch her career in broadcast news. She worked as a producer at two Fresno stations, KMPH FOX 26 and KSEE 24, before moving to KCRA 3 in Sacramento.
After more than 10 years behind-the-scenes as a producer, Soreath explored other creative outlets outside of news in advertising, marketing and social media. Most recently, she started a social media marketing company in Sacramento, before deciding to move back to Fresno to help with her family’s business. Now, she’s happy to be back in her hometown, returning to the medium that started it all for her.
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The Fresno City Council voted 5-1 to allocate state money designated for local nonprofits, despite public outcry over Planned Parenthood funding. -
Charges include wire fraud, money laundering and campaign contribution fraud and if convicted, could lead to 20 to 30 years maximum in federal prison for each charge.
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The Fresno City Council voted 5-1 to approve the Measure C spending plan Thursday, one day ahead of Fresno County's final vote Friday.
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Air quality and economic impacts from the plan were the top concerns at the Fresno community listening session this week.
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School's principal apologizes for erasing newly painted mural completed as part of a summer arts camp.
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By Monday, the fire spread to 16,791 acres with 10% containment as hot and dry conditions fueled the fast-moving fire.
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Next, the Fresno County Board of Supervisors is expected to approve the measure for the November ballot in an August vote.
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If convicted, it could lead to fines, jail time or up to three years imprisonment for the District 7 councilmember.
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The City Council voted 7-0 to pass the $1.9 billion budget, of which $40 million in American Rescue Plan Act funding was allocated to address housing.
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CA Assembly passes SCA 10 in historic move to protect abortion and contraception rights in California's constitution
