Fresno Pride 2019

Though Pride Month ended, the celebration of LGBTQ+ achievements should not stop – being proud of your identity, sexuality and history is an everyday celebration. Check out sights from this year’s Fresno Pride at The kNOw.

PANADRIVE For Sacramento’s Low-income Families

Combining live painting with a food drive, read how one group is giving back to the community and providing for Sacramento residents in need. Watch the video at Access Local TV.

DACA Students Struggle To Get A College Education

Undocumented students face steep tuition rates with little financial aid available to them for college as their legal status sits in limbo. Andrea Jiménez is one of them and reports on how financial options vary from state. In California, she’s benefited from in-state tuition and financial aid programs designed for undocumented students. Read More at […]

Delano Chief Of Police Assures Community Private Information Is Safe With License Plate Scanning Technology

New technology is stirring conflict in Delano. It shares private information with law enforcement, but residents are opposed. The reason – the technology could be shared with ICE and be used to target undocumented residents. Read more at South Kern Sol.

Mayor Pete Visits Fresno

When Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg, and former mayor of South Bend, Indiana, came to Fresno State for a town hall, The kNOw was there to cover it. Read more at The kNOw.

The Activist For Change: A Profile On Vajra Watson

Founder of the Sacramento Area Youth Speaks recently spoke to Merced teens about her journey from poverty to Harvard, through perseverance and resilience. Read more at We’Ced.

Delano Has First Town Hall In More Than 40 Years With Congressman TJ Cox

The town of Delano in the Central Valley hasn’t had a representative from Congress hold a town hall in four decades. South Kern Sol reports on a recent visit to the community by Congressman TJ Cox, who is advocating for more funding for education in the Central Valley, along with other initiatives. Read more at […]

Following In My Parents’ Footsteps, Without Repeating Their Experiences

As teenagers, Mela Seyoum’s parents fled Eritrea during a war with Ethiopia. Now, Seyoum has difficulty explaining adolescent life to her parents. Listen to her story on YR Media.

Food Fight

Frustrated by the lack of healthy food they say they need to succeed academically, students in City Heights in San Diego have taken matters into their own hands by fighting for food justice. Hoover High School and Crawford High School students are advocating for food equity and diversity on their cafeteria menu. Watch at Media […]

Celebrating Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage

The kNOw honors 17 of the most influential Asian American and Pacific Islander leaders who are proud of their identity and have impacted the world. See more at The kNOw.