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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The county is accepting applications for the position starting May 16. -
A Roseburg nonprofit is reeling after the Trump administration made cuts to AmeriCorps. -
DanceAbility International is a nonprofit centered around the idea that anyone can dance, regardless of their abilities or experience. -
According to the club, this Lūʻau and Hōʻike is their largest event to date, selling over 800 tickets. -
The building on Agate street will bear the name of the Japanese American family whose members have attended UO for 4 generations. -
Artists, nonprofit leaders, and cultural workers from across the state gathered at the Oregon Capitol in April with a common message: Arts and culture aren't just "nice to have." They're vital, and they need support. -
Voters in Sweet Home don’t get to choose their city’s mayor. A proposal on the May ballot would change that. -
A popular Eugene summer recreation spot appears to have escaped the budget scalpel–for this year, at least. -
Lane County officials predict that its federally qualified health centers will be financially safe this fiscal year. -
On May 20, voters in Albany will decide whether to renew a five-year property tax levy that funds ambulance, fire and police operations.
