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  • People come from all over the world to visit the Sierra Nevada mountains. And one popular destination is the town of Three Rivers. It’s considered the gateway to Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. However, a proliferation of short-term rentals there has cast a cloud of frustration over the town. Sam Mauhay-Moore covers national parks for the SF Gate and explains why the town is fed up with the rentals.
  • It’s been nearly 20 years since ABC News Correspondent Bob Woodruff was hit by a roadside bomb while reporting from Iraq. This week, Woodruff will visit Fresno to speak about the experience and how it inspired his passion for supporting service members and veterans. In advance of his event, Woodruff speaks with host KVPR about his recovery from the traumatic brain injury and why he says it’s not a miracle. Plus, the latest news headlines: Governor Newsom only delivers half of the funding expected for Valley flood safety projects, and a Fresno County town has renamed its high school football field after an NFL player who grew up there.
  • The government has been partially shut down for more than a week as Republicans and Democrats tussle over healthcare tax credits in the federal budget. On today’s episode, U.S. Sen. Adam Schiff explains what Democrats want, and weighs in issues facing California voters. Plus, the latest news headlines: A former Fresno detective is arrested by federal authorities; and CSU Bakersfield is sued by former athletes.
  • A case of "lost in translation" gives this Merced County town its unusual name.
  • The voice behind Journey's biggest hits got his start in Hanford and Lemoore.
  • This road is an unusual break from Fresno's street grid or right angles, but there's a story behind its design.
  • Journalist and author Ari Shapiro hosted NPR’s flagship show “All Things Considered” for 10 years. This fall he decided to step away, trading the studio for the stage. Shapiro is an experienced cabaret singer and in today’s episode he tells us about his show “Thank You For Listening,” which he will perform at Modesto's Gallo Center for the Arts on Sunday. Plus, the latest news headlines: Groups push for transparency in southeast Fresno expansion plans; and Prop 50 passage changes Valley House races.
  • Kearney helped jumpstart Fresno's development with the agricultural colony system. He was a raisin industry pioneer and left his considerable estate, including mansion and private park to the University of California.
  • Was California’s Proposition 50 measure an early referendum on President Trump’s second term in office? Voters overwhelmingly supported an effort by Gov. Gavin Newsom to redraw congressional lines and give more power to Democrats next year. We look more closely into the measure’s approval with The Maddy Institute’s Blake Zante. Plus, the latest news headlines: A lawsuit seeks to reverse Proposition 50, and Fresno’s new effort to beautify.
  • California’s Proposition 50 got the seal of approval from voters on Tuesday. The measure passed by double digits and dealt a significant victory to Democrats looking to clamp down on the Trump Administration and the GOP in Congress. KVPR News Director Cresencio Rodriguez Delgado breaks down what the result means. Plus, the latest news headlines: California Sen. Alex Padilla opts out of California governor’s race; and new details emerge in a case against a former CSU Bakersfield coach.
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