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Jordan Pulido lost his grandmother to the coronavirus, and says the pandemic has derailed most of his plans for his last year at Fresno State. The…
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On this week’s Valley Edition: A well known Hmong filmmaker who documented the lives of Hmong communities all over Asia died of COVID-19 in July. With his…
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Farm workers in the San Joaquin Valley are facing higher risks of contracting COVID-19 compared to non-agricultural industries, according to a new…
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This week we spoke to a musician who, like others, lost a lot of work when the pandemic hit: Performances were postponed, or cancelled altogether. Patrick…
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Last August, we introduced you to a Delano teen who had just released her own mariachi album and was preparing to attend Harvard University with her older…
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We know the San Joaquin Valley is home to diverse communities and cultures, and this year we’re bringing you audio postcards from some of the families who…
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It’s time for the Weekend, and we’re taking you straight up Highway 180 to the Giant Sequoia National Monument. There’s the Kings River, and the beautiful…
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It’s clear that some non-profits, also called community benefit organizations, can really change a place through advocacy and education. However, keeping…
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We're introducing an occasional series called Mind the Gap, where we ask people at least 60 years apart in age for their take on topics both personal and…
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We’re going to hear from a few San Joaquin Valley residents about how they celebrate Thanksgiving. Like most families, it’s a time for them to gather,…