Jessica Harrington
She came to Fresno from KERO in Bakersfield, where she spent five years reporting and anchoring. During her time in Bakersfield, she covered major mudslides that shut down Interstate 5 and Highway 58 for several days, earthquakes, multiple elections, murder trials and police wrongdoings.
Jessica has her Bachelor's Degree in Mass Communication and Journalism from Fresno State and her Master's Degree in Journalism from the University of Southern California.
Born and raised in the Central Valley, she is happy to be back in the place she's called home most of her life.
In her spare time, you'll find Jessica running local 5K, 10K and half-marathon races, hanging out with her rottweiler, Canelo, and enjoying local restaurants.
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Jessica's Stories
Selma teacher publishes book aimed at helping students fall in love with reading
A Selma teacher is hoping to transport students to another world through reading.
CART students hope advocacy project on Human Trafficking Prevention extends beyond the classroom
Students at the Center for Advanced Research and Technology (CART) have created a student project that is now expanding beyond the classroom.
Fresno Unified School Board hires search firm, determines criteria for next superintendent
The Fresno Unified School District is making moves to find its next superintendent.
Fresno Unified ending Designated Schools Program, Fresno Teachers Association pushes back
Carrying signs and filled with emotion and determination, dozens of Fresno Unified School District teachers descended on the school district building to have their voices heard over a decision to end the Designated Schools Program.
FUSD Board of Education hired help to focus district goals, start search for next superintendent
The Fresno Unified School Board of Education is gearing up to start the search again for a permanent superintendent.
FUSD students gaining work experience, certifications in Logistics & Warehouse Management Program
Farber Educational Center is building student skills. A new program is preparing them for the workforce and getting certifications under their belt.
Catalyst Bible College expands learning opportunities by adding master's and doctoral degrees
They've added additional undergraduate degrees, including church leadership, business administration and human services.
Royal Oaks Elementary School in Visalia sees budding interest in weekly Garden Club
Students at Royal Oaks Elementary in Visalia were quick to put on their aprons, grab their tools and scatter through the garden.
All4Youth Wellness Center opening on Biola-Pershing Elementary campus
A new resource in the community of Biola is aiming to meet student needs.
KCUSD helping students earn their California Food Handlers Certification
Kings Canyon Unified School District students are getting hands-on experience in the food industry.