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Oct. 1: A WWII Service Member From Exeter Gets The Homecoming He Never Got (opens the original)
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An Exeter family thought their fallen WWII servicemember who died in battle overseas was lost forever. But decades later, he returned home. KVPR reporter Amaray Alvarez brings us the story of the celebration. Plus, the latest news headlines: House Speaker Mike Johnson visits Bakersfield to campaign for Rep. David Valadao; and diesel truckers protest high prices. Today’s episode is hosted by Soreath Hok and produced by Jonathan Linden.
Sept. 30: Investigating A Culture Of Sexual Abuse And Retaliation At Chowchilla Women’s Prison (opens the original)
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A new podcast explores the culture of sexual abuse and retaliation by prison staff at the Central California Women’s Facility in Chowchilla. We speak to reporters Madi Bolaños and Anna Sussman about their investigation for Snap Judgment and KQED about the woman who broke the case wide open. Plus, the latest news headlines: California Supreme Court will hear arguments over the Kern River, and Governor Newsom signs a law banning law enforcement from using gloves that deliver electric shocks. Today
Sept. 29: Farmers Are At A ‘Breaking Point’ Amid High Diesel Prices (opens the original)
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Farmers and truck drivers across the country are feeling the squeeze of high diesel prices, amid a record surge in September. On today’s episode we speak to Manuel Cunha, Jr., longstanding president of the Nisei Farmers League in Fresno about the pressure industries are facing, and why they’re calling for a one-day strike on Oct. 1. Plus, the latest news headlines: House Speaker Mike Johnson plans Valley stop; and a Valley man is sentenced in million-dollar real estate scheme. Today’s episode is
Sept. 25: Why Forecasters Are Predicting A Record-Setting El Niño In California (opens the original)
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Gov. Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency ahead of what’s predicted to be a record-setting El Niño. We speak to Anthony Edwards, newsroom meteorologist with the San Francisco Chronicle, about the signs pointing to strong storms and heavy rainfall in California in the coming months. Plus, the latest news headlines: Animal rights activists have charges dismissed; and new research shows valley fever could be in more places. Today’s episode is hosted by Soreath Hok and produced by Jonathan Lin
Sept. 24: Aging California Prisons Face A Problem: No Heat, No Cooling. What’s Being Done? (opens the original)
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California’s heat protections for indoor workers do not apply to correctional facilities. That means staff and incarcerated people are left sweltering when temperatures soar. On today’s episode, we speak to Erin Rode, a freelance journalist for Capital & Main, who tells us about the unique challenge these facilities face in getting protections. Plus, the latest news headlines: Opponents of Measure S in Fresno County launch campaign; and Republicans question spending tied to high-speed rail proje
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