Marek Warszawski Joins KVPR as Senior Correspondent
The long-time Fresno journalist joins the public radio station following his departure from The Fresno Bee.
Updated on Oct. 23, 2026 in Judaism
Marek Warszawski has officially joined KVPR as a senior correspondent. He will contribute audio reporting and written articles to the station after a nearly three-decade career in local news.
Why it matters
Warszawski brings decades of local reporting experience to public radio in the Fresno area. His work will span multiple platforms, including radio broadcasts and the station's digital presence.
Warszawski spent 28 years with The Fresno Bee, including an eight-year tenure as a metro columnist. He now produces content for programs like Morning Edition and the Central Valley Daily podcast.
The players
Marek Warszawski
A long-time Fresno journalist who spent nearly 28 years at The Fresno Bee before transitioning to public media.
KVPR
The public radio station serving Fresno and the Central Valley that provides news coverage and cultural programming.
The details
In his new role, Warszawski will produce audio stories and written features for KVPR.org. His contributions will be featured across the station's flagship news programs, such as All Things Considered.
Timeline
Marek Warszawski moved to Fresno in 1997.
Marek Warszawski joined KVPR as senior correspondent in October 2026.
Culture Shift
This transition follows the broader trend of legacy newspaper journalists moving to public media to strengthen local audio reporting. It reflects how experienced voices are shifting platforms to reach audiences through digital and broadcast radio formats.
Listeners can expect to hear Warszawski on daily programs like Morning Edition and All Things Considered starting immediately. His shift to public radio expands access to his reporting for those who rely on KVPR for local news updates.
The takeaway
Warszawski enters this new chapter after decades of covering Fresno, bringing a deep institutional memory of the region to public radio. His move highlights the shifting nature of how residents engage with trusted local commentary.
Further reading
Learn more about the local community and its connections to public media at Judaism.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Valley Public Radio.
