Graciela Moreno
A year later, in 1997, she joined the ABC-30 Action News team. She currently co-anchors the weekday editions of Action News at Six and Action News at 6:30, for which she has received three Emmy awards. Graciela also produces and hosts Latino Life, a half-hour weekly program that focuses on the issues and people making an impact in the Latino community.
Among Graciela's most memorable stories is covering the visit of Pope John Paul II to Mexico City in 2002 for the canonization of Saint Juan Diego.
Graciela's Stories
Hundreds of farmworkers get vaccinated for COVID-19 in Fresno County
'I'll be feeling a little safer now': On Thursday morning, many agricultural workers from across the Valley rolled up their sleeves to get their first COVID-19 vaccine shot at a drive-thru clinic in Firebaugh.
Consumer Reports: Documents to sign now to be prepared for an emergency
With the threat of COVID-19, we've all come face-to-face with our mortality. Here are the things to sign now to be prepared for an emergency.
Saul Jimenez-Sandoval ready to take over the reins at Fresno State
Dr. Saul Jimenez-Sandoval is taking over as interim president of Fresno State as the university and the country experience one of the most devastating events in recent history.
'Continue being bold': Outgoing Fresno State president Doctor Joseph Castro's message to students
Fresno State president Dr. Joseph Castro will be leaving the university in less than a month for his new role as Chancellor of the California State University system.
COVID-19 Q&A: Valley doctor answers questions about safely celebrating holidays
ABC30 Anchor Graciela Moreno spoke with Dr. Jeff Thomas about Thanksgiving, the holidays, COVID-19 vaccines and more.
Children First: How Tulare County educators are finding solutions for distance learning
More than 4,100 students in the Cutler-Orosi Joint Unified School District are learning from home.
Latino Life: Valley Man Writes Rock and Roll Photography Book
Steven Sanchez has captured images from artists ranging from Kiss to Pitbull.
Latino Life: More Latinos in California are dying of COVID-19
According to the California Department of Public Health, as of August 16, 2020, California has more than 628,000 COVID-19 cases and nearly 60 percent are Latinos.
Latino Life: The pandemic and Valley poverty
The pandemic is impacting all families in the Central Valley, but the poorest are suffering more.
Simple Solutions: Being happy at work
The majority of Americans say they are satisfied with their jobs and most cite the meaningfulness of their work as the biggest contributor to overall happiness.
