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Organizing for Radio Bilingüe began in 1975 by farmworkers, artists, teachers and students for a single community radio station KSJV-FM for the San Joaquin Valley. Today Radio Bilingüe is the leading Latino public radio network and content producer in U.S. public radio.

As part of the National Endowment for the Arts’ work to support and celebrate our nation’s rich traditional arts heritage, the agency is announcing the 2020 recipients of its National Heritage Fellowships.

The premiere editions of “Boletín Urgente” will feature Covid-19 patients or survivors who had to struggle to get tested because their symptoms were not those commonly designated in the official guidelines; the new coronavirus hotspots impacting thousands of essential workers; and the uphill struggle of Latino small business owners to get critically needed disaster loans.

Radio Bilingue is launching a new radio series to shed light on the forces that are driving thousands of Latino and Black working and middle class families to leave their homes and neighborhoods in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Radio Bilingüe’s news reporter, Mariana Pineda, won a Golden Mike Award for “Best News Reporting” on the radio category during the 69^th Annual Golden Mike Awards gala dinner of non-profit Radio and Television News Association from Southern California on Saturday.

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This district, which includes areas of Fresno County, Kings County, Tulare County and Kern County, is one of the poorest in the nation, is majority Latino and a major battleground in the fight for the US Congress.

These special Elections 2018 broadcasts will air on all Radio Bilingüe stations in California including three full-power stations in the San Joaquin Valley

Radio Bilingüe is convening a town hall in Sanger with residents of CD 21, a district with Latino supermajority and a major battleground in the fight for the US Congress.

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Radio Bilingüe Celebrates 40 Years of Trailblazing in US Public Radio – On July 4th, Radio Bilingüe celebrated 40 years on air. Over four decades, this pioneering organization has evolved from a community station into a national network of Latino-owned radio stations.

As part of the National Endowment for the Arts’ work to support and celebrate our nation’s rich traditional arts heritage, the agency is announcing the 2020 recipients of its National Heritage Fellowships.

The premiere editions of “Boletín Urgente” will feature Covid-19 patients or survivors who had to struggle to get tested because their symptoms were not those commonly designated in the official guidelines; the new coronavirus hotspots impacting thousands of essential workers; and the uphill struggle of Latino small business owners to get critically needed disaster loans.

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Candidate Andrew Janz Confirmed for Oct. 17 Fresno Congressional Race
Town Hall hosted by Radio Bilingüe and Faith in the Valley
No Response to Date from Incumbent Rep. Devin Nunes

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On Monday, Jan. 26, a number of the MacArthurs are coming to Salinas and CSU Monterey Bay to speak as a group.

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