Julianna Morano is an Early and K-12 Education Reporter for Fresnoland and KVPR | Valley Public Radio. With a focus on local education issues in Fresno, California, Julianna covers stories related to teacher strikes, school district policies, and educational initiatives. Her work has also been featured in The Fresno Bee and Education Week.
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Julianna Morano's articles primarily cover local government announcements and evolving stories related to education, human resources & employment in Fresno, with a focus on the teachers' strike and its impact. She also covers topics related to local initiatives such as modernizing farming and offering incentives for microchip manufacturing companies.
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By: Julianna Morano
Fresno County officials held a hearing on a proposed Clovis Unified transfer of territory from Sierra Unified, a smaller rural district.
The Fresno City Council on Thursday approved a new liquor license for a longtime business, despite some community objections.
A second hearing regarding a proposed Sierra Unified transfer of territory to Clovis Unified took place Sept. 17.
Fresno County's book committee is dead under a new California law, but will the supervisors fight back?
Fresno Unified Area 5 candidates square off to represent the Fresno High region on the upcoming November ballot.
By: Julianna Morano
A key responsibility of the school board – hiring the district’s superintendent – will likely be one of the first big decisions on the docket for whoever
A longtime Fresno Unified board member faces one of the youngest candidates on the Fresno County ballot in the district’s Roosevelt High School area seat
By: Julianna Morano
Tower District Specific Plan reveals numerous conflicts of interest on the Fresno City Council.
The City of Fresno could make good this week on a promise to help fund a commercial kitchen for its mobile food vendors, nearly three years after officials first pledged an investment.
Judging by the Cover opened a storefront in Chinatown’s new Pop-Up Place earlier in October, roughly a year after forming as an online and pop-up store.
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