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Jonathan Linden

Fresno

Podcast Producer at KVPR-FM (Fresno, CA)

Producer of Central Valley Daily @kvpr | 2x Regional Edward R. Murrow Award Winner | Biola ‘19 | Inland Empire Native | Formerly KCLU, KAZU, & KVCR

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  • Dec 6, 2024 | themercedfocus.org | Jonathan Linden |Elizabeth Arakelian

    Reading Time: < 1 minuteEditor’s Note: This episode of the Central Valley Daily podcast first aired on Dec.4. The podcast is produced by KVPR, a proud partner of the Central Valley Journalism Collaborative. The city of Los Banos has quadrupled in size since the 1980s, with over 48,000 residents calling it home today. This election cycle, voters decided to shake things up in a major way for their city government. Two city councilmembers and the mayor were ousted.

  • Oct 20, 2024 | kvpr.org | Jonathan Linden

    Last year, the navel orangeworm killed nearly 4% of California's almonds before they could even make it to supermarket shelves. Researchers in the Central Valley are now developing a technique to fight back. We speak with David Haviland of the UC Cooperative Extension to discuss the solution and ongoing research. Plus, the latest news headlines, including new Fresno State graduates from a state prison and fake county letters reaching Merced area residents.

  • Oct 6, 2024 | kvpr.org | Jonathan Linden

    Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed a new law, AB-98, that will limit where new warehouses can be placed. LA Times reporter Rebecca Plevin discusses how the new rules will impact places that are seeing an expansion of warehouses and the logistics industry development, like the Central Valley. Plus, the latest news headlines, including dairy workers in Tulare County catching bird flu and Clovis plans to change how it elects council members.

  • Sep 12, 2024 | kvpr.org | Jonathan Linden

    Today on Central Valley Daily, in the face of growing concern over climate change, why a Valley native is advocating for more “climate-conscious physicians.”Plus, the latest news headlines, including a big move for Fresno State as it looks to join the PAC-12 conference, and the case of a missing woman along the Kern River.

  • Aug 28, 2024 | kazu.org | Elizabeth Arakelian |Jonathan Linden

    FRESNO, Calif. — California has the most dairy cows out of any state in the U.S., with around 1.7 million. Nearly 90% of those cows live in the San Joaquin Valley. So earlier this year, when scientists discovered that avian influenza, or bird flu, had been transmitted to dairy cows in New Mexico and the Texas panhandle, many California farmers were left worried.

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Jonathan Linden @JonathanPLinden
7 Apr 25

RT @KVPR: Tulare County non-profit to offer free legal services to workers https://t.co/1LKTCPorfC

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3 Apr 25

RT @KVPR: Police say man traveled from Pixley to Madera, allegedly shot and killed pharmacy worker https://t.co/0PXjh0sssW

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3 Apr 25

RT @KVPR: Order that had kept water in the Kern River reversed by 5th District Court of Appeal via @SJVWater https://t.co/uttqaWCzvJ