Caroline Feraday
Senior Reporter/ProducerCaroline joined KCLU in October 2020.
She's won LA Press Club's Audio Journalist of the Year Award four times, in 2022, 2023, 2024 and 2026.
She also won a further nine first place Press Club awards for news reporting, features, interviews and Use Of Sound.
Caroline is the recipient of 12 Golden Mike Awards, including Best Radio News Reporting, Best Radio Use of Sound, Best Individual Writing, Best Environmental Reporting, Best Entertainment Reporting, Best Business and Consumer Reporting, Best Radio News Reporting and Best Radio Medical & Science Reporting.
She's also picked up four National Arts & Entertainment Awards from LA Press Club for Best One-on-One interview for 2021 and again for 2022, and in 2024 for Diversity and Use of Sound.
She is also the winner of five Regional Edward R Murrow Awards for Excellence in Writing, Diversity and Use of Sound.
Caroline started her broadcasting career in the UK, in both radio and television for BBC News, Europe's number one station 95.8 Capital FM, and with stints as GMTV's West Coast correspondent, as well as anchoring for Sky World News. She was awarded the Prince Philip Medal for her services to radio and journalism in 2007.
Caroline moved to Los Angeles in 2013 and has dual American and British citizenship. She lives in the Conejo Valley with her proudest production — her daughter Elsie.
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Local Head Start officials are worried about the impact of changes to a federally funded program that serves around 1,700 children in low-income families in Ventura County. -
A bite can be deadly for dogs. Some owners are taking their dogs to a kind of boot camp in Santa Barbara and Ventura Counties, designed to teach them to steer clear of venomous reptiles. -
The popular annual event ends this weekend. -
It’s nearly time for the kids to go back to school and that means expenses like back to school supplies are adding up. -
One of the world's biggest DJs played to thousands of fans at the Ventura County Fair on Thursday. -
A program in Ventura County is teaching children about nutrition, while helping families put fresh food on the table. -
If you're heading to the Ventura County Fair this year, you'll notice a new security measure: a clear bag policy. -
Over half the public school students in Ventura County qualify for a free school lunch, but what happens when schools close during the summer break? One program is helping to ensure kids don’t go hungry this summer. -
The joint hosting of the World Cup may be over, but the USA and Mexico are teaming up to offer a unique binational education program in Ventura County for children of migrant farm workers. -
An updated conservation experience at the Santa Barbara Zoo focuses on some of our regional wildlife.
