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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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. -
The City of Bend is moving forward with Phase 2 of its Transportation Fee. -
In 2024, the program received a grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services, a federal agency, to expand the current program cycle through a partnership with Lane Community College. Now, with the entire IMLS staff put on leave, the college is looking for ways to continue the program in its current state. -
Oregon lawmakers are considering a bill aimed at creating affordable housing in smaller cities, such as Adair Village. -
More than 100 student organizers and supporters gathered at the University of Oregon campus Friday afternoon to demand that the school take more steps to protect international students. -
According to city officials in Oakridge, one in five businesses there is operating without a license. The city now wants to crack down on these businesses through a 2002 ordinance that could fine them up to $500. -
According to the University of Oregon, four of their international students have had their visas revoked by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. -
People of all ages turned out at Lane Community College Saturday for the Native American Student Association’s Annual Pow Wow.
