Esther Quintanilla is a journalist based in Fresno, California. She is a regular contributor to Fresnoland, a publication focused on local news and culture in Fresno, and also writes for KVPR | Valley Public Radio. Esther's work covers a wide range of topics including local politics, social issues, agriculture, and community initiatives.
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Esther Quintanilla’s coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics, particularly in the Fresno area. She also covers evolving stories related to community events and issues.
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By: Esther Quintanilla
MADERA, Calif. – Highway 99 is no stranger to iconic roadside landmarks.
By: Esther Quintanilla
FRESNO, Calif. – Weeks after the city decided to split up the popular downtown arts and culture festival known as Arthop , officials have announced a new event to take its place.
By: Esther Quintanilla
FRESNO, Calif. – Inside a Me-N-Ed's pizzeria in Fresno's Tower District Tuesday, dozens packed in to watch the long-anticipated debate between vice president Kamala Harris and former president Donald Trump.
By: Esther Quintanilla
At a presidential debate watch party hosted by KVPR in Fresno, California, voters sounded off on the candidates and the issues.
By: Esther Quintanilla
Twenty-eight of the passengers were Mexican farm laborers. Some were part of the bracero farmworker program, while others were undocumented immigrants being deported. The plane was on its way to a deportation center in Imperial County.
By: Esther Quintanilla
FRESNO, Calif. – Voters in Fresno got to hear from the vice presidential candidates during their first – and only – debate on Tuesday.
By: Esther Quintanilla
After a Fresno County ordinance went into effect that prohibits people from sleeping or camping on public property, what support exists to reduce barriers to housing?
By: Esther Quintanilla
Former President Donald Trump has promised to deport millions of immigrants who are in the country illegally if he’s reelected. But experts warn mass deportations could have drastic effects in the San Joaquin Valley.
By: Esther Quintanilla
In the Central Valley, where a large portion of undocumented immigrants live and work, a coalition of groups are sending out a message of hope during a time of uncertainty.
By: Esther Quintanilla
Millions of dollars are expected for different regions of California to boost jobs and the economy.
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