Emily Erwin

Fresno

Reporter at Nexstar Media Group

Reporter at KSEE-TV (Fresno, CA)

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‘Sir, You Have Breast Cancer’: A man’s battle with breast cancer

3 days ago | yourcentralvalley.com | Emily Erwin

When Harvey Singer felt a sharp pain in his chest after a bear hug from a buddy, he never expected the diagnosis that followed: breast cancer. “I didn’t even know men could get mammograms,” he said. In 2008, Harvey became one of the roughly 2,600 men diagnosed with breast cancer in the U.S. each year. He was 54 — active, seemingly healthy — but admittedly, not completely unaware he was at risk.
The Fresno Mission is already thinking about back-to-school and how you can help

1 week ago | yourcentralvalley.com | Emily Erwin

Summer just started, but the Fresno Mission is already thinking about how they can help families and young students during the back-to-school season. Friday, the Fresno Mission partnered with Nexstar Media Group to celebrate the media company’s founders’ day with a community donation drive for necessities like coats, socks, shoes, and hygiene products. From 6 a.m. until 6 p.m., station members and Fresno Mission team members collected donations from charitable community members and KSEE24 viewers.
The Hidden Impact of Orthopedic Surgeries: Examining the Psychological Consequences

1 week ago | digitalcommons.library.tmc.edu | Emily Erwin

AbstractOrthopedic surgery is commonly considered "quality of life care," as most orthopedic procedures have been shown to provide excellent pain relief and successful surgical outcomes for patients. Although orthopedic surgeries continue to improve patients' functional outcomes through modern surgical techniques and preoperative psychological screening, variation in patient function persists in current studies.
Sunday Morning Matters: How Congressman Adam Gray plans to ‘get stuff done’

1 month ago | yourcentralvalley.com | Emily Erwin

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Your Character Matters: How this Porterville teen is restoring the land

1 month ago | yourcentralvalley.com | Emily Erwin

TULARE COUNTY, Calif. (KSEE) – At Circle J Norris Ranch, high school students don’t just learn about nature— they work to restore it, and one sophomore student is pouring his heart into that mission. At first glance, it looks like landscaping, but to Frankie Urena, restoration work is something deeper— a calling rooted in respect for the land. “It’s honestly just shocking. It’s awe inspiring that.
Your Character Matters: These Visalia freshmen are leading a movement

2 months ago | yourcentralvalley.com | Emily Erwin

VISALIA, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – Two Visalia freshmen are not just learning but leading a movement at Redwood High School. Ava Dodson and Sophia Mesa have started a club dedicated to raising awareness about the dangers of vaping. Walk the halls of Redwood High, you might hear the buzz of students and chatter about hot topics and trends. “Friday Night Live is our club, and we focus on spreading awareness about vaping.
Your Character Matters: This Visalia student is a friend everyone wants to have

2 months ago | yourcentralvalley.com | Emily Erwin

VISALIA, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – Memphis Babb at Sycamore Valley Academy is the kind of kid who makes school a little brighter for everyone around him. His teacher says what makes him special isn’t just what he does— it’s who he is. When you walk into Ms. Brenner’s classroom at Sycamore Valley Academy, you’ll hear a teacher hard at work, see students concentrating on learning and find a student who quietly leads through kindness.
Your Character Matters: This Sultana 4th grader is so kind, it’s contagious

2 months ago | yourcentralvalley.com | Emily Erwin

TULARE COUNTY, Calif. (KSEE) – Kindness can be contagious and at Monson-Sultana school, one fourth grader is leading by example. Giving comes in many forms— a helping hand, a friendly smile, or even just a kind word. At Monson-Sultana school, fourth-grader Estaban Cervantes seems to have an endless supply. “He is a very sweet person and it affects the class ’cause everybody wants to also be kind to each other.
Darlene Franco: Dedicated to keeping her tribe’s rich traditons alive

2 months ago | yourcentralvalley.com | Emily Erwin

VISALIA, Calif. (KSEE) – Darlene Franco; the daughter of Martha, the granddaughter of Beatrice and the great-granddaughter of Minnie. “When we were given the responsibility to be the caretakers, we learned that from our mothers,” Wukchumni Tribe Chair Darlene Franco. This rich and honored lineage is the foundation of her identity and the reason for her commitment to community. “It’s who we are and where we come from. I mean, it’s our, it’s our root to this land where we’re at,” said Darlene.
Your Character Matters: This Visalia 8th grader is a natural-born leader

2 months ago | yourcentralvalley.com | Emily Erwin

VISALIA, Calif. (KSEE) – Middle school can sometimes feel like a boot camp— a time of discipline, structure, and growth. At La Sierra Military Academy, one student embodies these values naturally. In her first year at La Sierra Military Academy, eighth-grader Emirate David has not only adapted to military school life but has also become a leader her peers look up to. “She learned really fast.