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
Tulare County group launches scholarship for STEM, business students
The program is still in its early stages, but organizers say they're prepared to launch the scholarships in the spring.
Coalinga High auditorium renovation updates historic space while preserving legacy
Inside the auditorium, workers have been removing more than 1,000 seats that had remained in place for decades.
Free AI workshop at Fresno City College aims to teach practical skills for everyday use
Experts from Fresno State and Fresno City College are hosting a one-day workshop designed to teach practical applications of artificial intelligence.
Mascot and school colors revealed for Madera Unified's new King Husein School
Construction is in its final stages at Madera Unified School District's newest campus as officials prepare to welcome students at King Husein School.
CSU approves new bachelor's degree types, marking first expansion in decades
The California State University system is expanding its academic offerings for the first time in more than 30 years.
Merced College launches 50th year of summer "College for Kids" program
Children will have the chance to experience college life this summer as Merced College marks the 50th year of its "College for Kids" program.
Student-led idea brings Kuppa Joy coffee partnership to Fresno Pacific University
At Fresno Pacific University, one student's idea helped turn a daily ritual into a new campus partnership with a local coffee business.
Farber students earn top district honors for civic engagement projects
A record number of Farber students are being recognized for tackling real-world issues and giving back to the community.
Parlier High students learn how to launch businesses through Valley ROP initiative
High school students across Central California are getting hands-on experience in entrepreneurship through a Valley Regional Occupation Program grant.
Two longtime teachers retire from Liddell Elementary after decades of service
Mary McHatton and Lisa Papaleo have been fixtures at Liddell Elementary School since it opened in 1998.