Yosemite Radio Updates
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Vandalism Strikes Iconic Area of Yosemite National Park
Visitors to Yosemite National Park are once again calling out vandalism after graffiti appeared near one of the park’s most iconic waterfalls. Instagram user Ando Arakelyan posted on his Instagram story showing “Yeti” tags scrawled across a large boulder, a door, and an informational sign in the Bridalveil Fall area. The images were shared Sunday
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Yosemite Employees Could Lose Housing Under New Rules
Behind the postcard views of Yosemite National Park, a growing controversy is unfolding that has nothing to do with crowds or trail conditions. This time, it’s about housing and the people who keep the park running. Park concessionaire Aramark recently informed Yosemite employees that their on-site housing is no longer protected under a traditional lease.
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So If A.I. Bots Are So Smart, What Technologies and Jobs Will They Replace?
Tales From the MoJo Road –By Glynn Wilson – COULTERVILLE, Calif. – Why do some people, even many experts, fear the coming Artificial Intelligence Revolution? While some people, even some whose professions are at risk, seem ho hum about it? For eons of time, but mainly in the past 250 years, humans invented new technologies that
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New Measles Cases Reported in the San Francisco Bay Area
Napa and San Mateo counties confirmed two new measles cases on Wednesday — Napa County’s first measles patient since 2012. The announcements of the Bay Area’s second and third cases this year appear to make the region the home of California’s only reported measles cases in 2026 so far, amid outbreaks across the country of the highly contagious viral
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Armed Man on the Loose in the Woods Around Coulterville – Captured Thursday Morning on Moon Shine Ranch
This was first reported here on YosemiteRadio.Org as a developing, breaking news story as it was happening. It has been updated below. Hit refresh in your web browser for the latest and scroll down. By Glynn Wilson Yosemite Radio Station Manager and News Director COULTERVILLE, Calif. – There was a potentially armed man on the
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Gallup Says Volunteering and Charitable Giving Are Alive and Well in America
Public Opinion Analysis – By Glynn Wilson – Majorities of Americans continue to support charitable causes, according to a recent Gallup Poll, although not so much religious groups. More than three-quarters of American adults surveyed, 76 percent, report that they gave money to a nonprofit organization in the past year, and 63 percent said they
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On the ‘Genius’ of Thomas Wolfe, Looking Homeward and Of Time and The River
Tales From the MoJo Road –By Glynn Wilson – COULTERVILLE, Calif. – This just goes to show you that, in these crazy, mixed up times, even a bad movie can inform and entertain. These days at night, like everybody else, I scroll through the mostly bad movies and shows on streaming services trying to find something
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Help Support Independent Radio With GoFundMe
We are very close to having the radio studio in back of the Gazzolo building ready for live broadcasting and original programming production. The web infrastructure is basically built and we are playing music around the clock. Hit the Listen Now button. We just need a few more contributions, some sponsors and underwriters to help
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Reflections on Martin Luther King, Civil Rights, Altruism and Artificial Intelligence
Tales From the MoJo Road –By Glynn Wilson – COULTERVILLE, Calif. – As the sun rises over the Sierra mountain ridge with a clear blue sky as a backdrop, 2,797 miles west of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial in Washington, D.C. on this MLK national holiday, I woke up thinking about were I was last
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John Fogerty: Tiny Desk Concert
For his Tiny Desk, John Fogerty brought what means the most to him. Family was accounted for: his sons, Tyler and Shane, played in the band, while his wife, Julie, was in the audience. There, too, was Fogerty’s distinct brand of patriotism. We filmed this concert on Nov. 11, 2025, which happened to be Veterans Day. Fogerty
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California’s Highway 1 Fully Opens Through Big Sur Years After Major Landslides
Highway 1 through Big Sur fully opened Wednesday for the first time in three years, ending its longest sustained closure after crews cleared a troublesome slide area months ahead of schedule. The reopening of the Regent’s Slide section north of Lucia restores the iconic coastal connection between Carmel and Cambria, which had been severed by a series of
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Molly Tuttle Nominated for Grammy Awards
Good Morning California and the World. It’s 58 degrees this morning in Coulterville, California, with a projectedhigh today of 66 and “plentiful sunshine,” according to Wunderground Weather. This is KNHA-FM, Yosemite Radio 100.9, coming to you from the heart of the city famous for gold and historic meetings between John Muir and Teddy Roosevelt, just