Maureen Naylor
Maureen Naylor is an award-winning South Bay Bureau Reporter and Fill-in Anchor for KTVU.
The Bay Area native grew up in Sunnyvale and was ASB President of St. Francis High School in Mountain View. Maureen has spent her broadcasting career covering the Golden State reporting on a range of topics from wildfires to the San Francisco Giants' World Series runs. Maureen started reporting in San Luis Obispo after graduating from Cal Poly with a double major in Journalism and History. After anchoring in Chico, Maureen moved to Fresno where she and her colleagues at KFSN-TV earned an Emmy reporting on a May Day immigration march.
Maureen achieved her goal of working in the Bay Area when she joined KTVU in 2008 and ultimately won an Associated Press Award for her coverage of challenges facing an East Bay football team.
With a background as a college lacrosse player, Maureen enjoys emceeing events for non-profits, playing piano and discovering beautiful Bay Area sunsets.
The latest from Maureen Naylor
Health experts in 2 Bay Area counties agree coronavirus indicators are worsening
Santa Clara County officials Tuesday announced things have been "straightened out" with the state and a resubmitted request for a variance has been approved by state officials.
Crews Fire near Gilroy burns more than 5,000 acres
Firefighters spent a second day battling a wildfire east of Gilroy.
4 Bay Area counties delay reopening plans as virus cases surge
"Data determines our course," said Dr. Matt Willis. "These are not easy decisions and we have been clear the reopening process will be sequential, gradual, and data-driven.”
Nightly fireworks leave San Jose residents pining for quiet
There appears to be an uptick in the volume of fireworks in San Jose, like other parts of the Bay Area, and residents are complaining about the disruption.
Suspect in slaying of Santa Cruz deputy accused of killing federal officer in Oakland
Authorities have charged Steven Carrillo and Robert Justus, Jr. with the slaying of federal security officer in Oakland. Carrillo allegedly killed a Santa Cruz County sergeant too.
COVID-19 level stabilizes in California, but Latinos and Blacks face concerns
Authorities say COVID-19 infections in California are stable, but Latinos and African Americans experience more negative effects from the outbreak.
Zuckerberg still under fire over inflammatory Trump posts, CEO takes no action
In a meeting with employees Tuesday, Zuckerberg stood behind his position which allows President Trump's controversial post "when the looting starts, the shooting starts" under freedom of expression.
A look at recent protests over racial inequalities in the Bay Area
For the fourth straight day, protesters held signs in front of San Jose City Hall demanding change following the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis.
San Jose opens 5 cooling centers amid sweltering heat wave
The City of San Jose Tuesday opened five cooling centers because of the record-breaking heat but warned visitors can expect new rules because of COVID-19.
Traditions altered on Memorial Day during coronavirus pandemic
On this Memorial Day, Bay Area residents found the coronavirus may change tradition, but it won't stop it. Even if it means memorializing in masks.