Doug McKnight
Senior Adviser, Reporter and HostDoug joined KAZU in 2004 as Development Director overseeing fundraising and grants. He was promoted to General Manager in 2009 and is currently retired and working part time in membership fundraising and news reporting at KAZU.
Prior to joining KAZU, Doug worked in television news in Detroit, San Francisco, San Jose and Monterey and served briefly as General Manager at channel 46. He holds a Master of Arts Degree in Broadcast Communications from Michigan State University and a MBA from St. Mary’s College. Doug was President of the Northern California News Directors Association for two years and served on its board for 10 years. He also served on the board of the California First Amendment Coalition and the Jane Pauley Task Force on Journalism Education.
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Helen Barrington shares her first impressions of KAZU, the future of journalism, and her thoughts on how the station can better serve our community.
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Over 200,000 registered voters. 137 different ballots. Up to a thousand election workers. All in one Central Coast County. This is what preparing for an election looks like at the local scale.
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This year's Pro-Am is a Signature PGA event, which means more pro golfers, less celebrities and a much bigger purse.
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The Pebble Beach Scholars program will allow students pursuing a Sustainable Hospitality Management degree to work while earning money and school credit.
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In a letter addressed to legislators, the supervisors decried the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers decision to push back a deadline for some repairs that were supposed to be complete before the end of the year.
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Two rounds of rain over the next four days should not cause floods, but Monterey County is preparing for a wet winter ahead.
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The Monterey Peninsula Water Management District will decide whether to use Eminent Domain to force California American Water to sell its business at a special meeting Tuesday evening, October 10.
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Sept. 15 is national POW MIA day. More than 80,000 service members that served in the last century are still unaccounted for. One of those missing until recently was Navy Aviator Wilbur Mitts.
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The military’s promise to leave no one behind brings WWII Navy Aviator Wilbur Mitts home for his burial.
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The victims who suffered property damage during last winter’s storms have more time to register for federal disaster relief. The registration period, which was scheduled to end last Thursday, has now been extended to September 1st.