Bailey O'Carroll
Bailey O'Carroll, a journalist driven by a sense of adventure and a passion for storytelling, has made an indelible mark on the field of journalism. Originally from San Marcos, California, Bailey studied sports journalism at Arizona State University before starting her career at KOLD in Tucson.
At KOLD, Bailey covered a range of stories, from reporting on historic wildfires to anchoring breaking news during the January 6th Capitol riots. She also delved into sports reporting, capturing the excitement of the Phoenix Suns' NBA Finals journey and the NCAA men's basketball tournament.
Now at KTVU, Bailey's journalistic prowess continues to shine. While initially part of the digital team, she has returned to television reporting, ready to captivate audiences with compelling stories. Bailey has covered notable events like Fleet Week, even flying with the U.S. Navy Blue Angels. She’s also highlighted important local stories, such as the impact of abuse within the San Jose State University gymnastics program. Bailey is proud to have been nominated for two Emmy® Awards for journalism.
Beyond work, Bailey loves the Bay Area's blend of city and nature. She enjoys hiking, savoring culinary delights, and being close to the water again. As a sports fan, having teams like the Giants, Warriors, and 49ers nearby brings added excitement. In her free time, Bailey values moments with loved ones, stays active by running along the Embarcadero, and explores the vibrant city of San Francisco. She loves to travel, has visited 28 countries and had a McFlurry on four different continents.
With a spirit of curiosity and a dedication to storytelling, Bailey O'Carroll continues to inspire and captivate through journalism.
The latest from Bailey O'Carroll
Richmond city council votes to divest all city money with ties to Israel
The Richmond City Council voted on Tuesday to divest all city money from any stocks or mutual funds involving companies with ties to Israel.
SFMTA workers fearful parking crackdown could put target on their backs
SFMTA parking control officers said they have received death threats and had guns and other weapons pulled on them while confronting drug dealers or users who are double-parked.
San Franciscans remember 1906 earthquake 118 years later
On April 18, 1906, San Franciscans were awoken at 5:11 a.m. by what would become the deadliest earthquake in U.S. history.
Lake Merritt streetlamps vandalized
If you've noticed a lack of light along Oakland's Lake Merritt, you're not alone.
Napa: 2 teen girls shot to death, suspect car drives off
Two girls who appeared to be teenagers were shot to death on Saturday evening, according to a witness and Napa police.
Pitcher Logan Webb's grandmothers excited for SF Giants home opener
The countdown is on to the first pitch on the San Francisco Giants opening day Friday afternoon, and some of the team's biggest fans are pitcher Logan Webb's grandmothers.
Oakland A's leaving for Sacramento after this season
The Oakland Athletics have finalized a deal to temporarily relocate the team to Sacramento before the planned move to Las Vegas in 2028, saying goodbye to Oakland.
San Francisco bans right-on-red turns at 200 intersections
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency has banned right turns on red at 200 intersections.
Oakland A's play what is likely their last opening day at the Coliseum
It's the beginning of the end of an era at the Oakland Coliseum.
Oakland In-N-Out set to close for good Sunday
In-N-Out called its location on Oakport Street in Oakland home since 2005, but the iconic burger chain will close its doors for good on Sunday, almost two decades later.