Sajina Shrestha
KLCC Public Radio Foundation Journalism FellowSajina Shrestha joined the KLCC news team in 2025. She is the KLCC Public Radio Foundation Journalism Fellow. She has a masters in Journalism from the Newmark Graduate School of Journalism, CUNY, where she studied audio and data journalism. She previously interned at Connecticut Public and Milk Street Radio. In her free time, Sajina enjoys painting and analyzing data in Python.
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In the Roseburg and larger western Oregon area, a retired BLM wildlife surveyor is concerned over what could happen to threatened and protected species. In Bend and eastern Oregon, hunters and anglers are worried over what meets the criteria for a “population center.” -
The stations are located at Bob Keefer Center, Splash At Lively Park, Willamalane Adult Activity Center, and Willamalane Park Swim Center. -
TransPonder's leaders spoke to KLCC about serving a community in the face of adversity. -
On June 14, Lane Community College celebrated its 60th commencement with over 1,200 graduates. -
According to immigration advocates, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is detaining immigrants and blocking attorneys from contacting their clients at their Eugene office. -
One of Oregon’s first Black homesteaders, Letitia Carson, is the subject of a traveling exhibit now on display at the Shelton McMurphy Johnson House in Eugene. -
In the ‘80s and ‘90s, LGBTQ periodicals and magazines often did the important legwork for their community. -
Fixing a wheelchair can be difficult and expensive. Shift Community Cycles, a nonprofit bike resource center, recognized a need to teach bike mechanics and wheelchair users how to work on them. -
The city is hoping to be prepared for water-related emergencies and learn from 2018 when cyanotoxins entered Salem’s water system. -
The Oregon Health Authority is cautioning people to watch out for algae blooms when visiting bodies of water this summer.
