
Jesse Gary
Jesse Gary is a senior KTVU reporter based in the station’s South Bay Bureau, in Downtown San Jose.
Originally from the New York City suburbs, Gary began his broadcast career after graduating from the University of Texas at Dallas. His first full-time TV news reporting job was in Lafayette, Louisiana, where he worked as a reporter and camera person.
After a few years, and a short stint as a junior reporter in Dallas, Gary landed a job at KWTV in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Gary was the first reporter broadcasting from the scene of the Murrah Federal Building domestic terrorist bombing in 1995. During the course of the following year, he was part of a team of reporters who profiled each of the 168 people who were killed that day.
After Oklahoma City, Gary worked in Philadelphia and then the Bay Area for 10 years. He left KTVU to accept a job working in Los Angeles, before returning to Philadelphia for the birth of his son. He returned to the Bay Area and KTVU in 2016.
Gary is the recipient of multiple regional awards, including two Emmy Awards, multiple Emmy nominations, and one Peabody award (team coverage).
The latest from Jesse Gary
Students in San Jose protest ICE, walk out of school
Hundreds of San Jose high school students walked out of class on Thursday, staging a demonstration in opposition to federal immigration policy.
Bay Area prepares as ICE confirms enforcement operations during Super Bowl LX
The Department of Homeland Security has confirmed that Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents will conduct immigration enforcement operations during Super Bowl LX, now just over a week away in Santa Clara.
San Jose costume shop to close after 47 years
Shortly after opening Friday, a longtime costume shop in San Jose was already bustling with customers.
Second potential arson incident in San Jose in as many days
San Jose fire investigators are looking into a possible second case of arson in as many days. Video from overnight shows two cars engulfed in flames in an industrial area south of downtown.
SJPD sergeant in 'good spirits' after being shot in head; slain suspect identified
San Jose police on Thursday said one of their sergeants is in good spirits and has since been released from a hospital after being shot in the head by a gunman during a multi-city shooting spree that ended with officers killing the suspect.
San Jose: Multiple cars set on fire in series of possible arson attacks
Several vehicles were torched in San Jose early Wednesday in what officials are investigating as a possible arson case.
'Free America' walkouts reach Bay Area: Demonstrators demand end to ICE operations
Demonstrators across the Bay Area on Tuesday joined a nationwide walkout protesting President Donald Trump’s immigration policies and the actions of federal immigration agents.
Registered sex offender charged with kidnapping, assaulting San Jose teen
A registered sex offender allegedly offered drugs to a 15-year-old San Jose girl before kidnapping and sexually assaulting her as she walked to school, according to prosecutors.
South Bay preps for Super Bowl 60 in Santa Clara
With less than a month to go before Super Bowl 60 kicks off in Santa Clara, officials across the Bay Area are finalizing plans for a slate of events leading up to the NFL’s biggest game.
Bay Area cities eye Super Bowl economic boost
Super Bowl LX is just over a month away, and cities across the Bay Area are positioning themselves to benefit from the anticipated economic surge.









