Julianna Morano is an Early and K-12 Education Reporter. She focuses on themes of accessibility, civil rights, and diversity and inclusion, while also exploring intersections with agriculture, regional interests, and social issues. Julianna's work has been featured in The Fresno Bee, Education Week, KVPR | Valley Public Radio, and Fresnoland.
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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.
For pitching to Julianna, consider providing insights or interviews from relevant stakeholders involved in education policy-making, labor unions representing teachers, school district officials dealing with employment matters, and experts on regional economic development initiatives. Furthermore, if you have updates or new developments regarding ongoing stories covered by her about the Fresno Unified School District or teacher strikes in the area, she might be interested in hearing from you.
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‘No plan B.' Is one side winning in the fight over Fresno's transportation tax?
Fresno residents got their first look Wednesday at how City Hall plans to operate the Measure P arts grant funding going forward.
Fresno City Council westside candidates square off over development, ‘political elite' in election forum
By: Vince Mancini, Julianna Morano, Danielle Bergstrom, Pablo Orihuela, Omar S. Rashad, Diego Vargas, Rob Parsons, Gisselle Medina, Isabel Santos-Gonzalez
Fresnoland's guide to some of the best cheap lunches for $10!
Fresno is the frontlines of several battles labor and fights as workers challenge Trump administration changes and crackdowns.
By: Julianna Morano
Three canidates are squaring off to represent Fresno in California Assembly District 31 as the June 2 primary approaches.
Candidates for Fresno City Council District 1 and District 7 took questions at the last major forum before Election Day in June.
By: Julianna Morano
Fresno County Clerk needs to count approximately 22,000 valid signatures before mid-July if Better Roads, Safe Streets wants to make it onto the November ballot.
By: Pablo Orihuela, Rob Parsons, Julianna Morano
Margaret Mims, Brandon Vang and Annalisa Perea held commanding leads in their respective races as of early Tuesday night.
By: Julianna Morano, Pablo Orihuela, Gisselle Medina
Preliminary results from this year’s federally mandated Point-in-Time count found 3,254 people experiencing homelessness in Fresno, but officials cautioned against comparing the figures to previous years.
