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
Oakland police prepare for May Day gatherings and tip of deliberate destruction
Police and business owners are asking for peace in Oakland this weekend ahead of several planned May Day events.
Gilroy Garlic Festival 2021 will see a different format
Organizers of the Gilroy Garlic Festival say the event will resume this summer, but it will be a lot different.
San Jose Unified sees fewer older students return to classrooms
At Willow Glen Middle School in San Jose, about one third of students chose to return to campus when in-person instruction started Wednesday.
Majority of San Jose students continue distance learning as others return to classrooms
According to the San Jose Unified School District, about 35% of families chose to have students come back with 65% opting to continue with distance learning for the final six weeks of school.
Topgolf franchise opens in San Jose after one-year delay
A new golf-based entertainment venue opened in the South Bay Friday after about a year delay.
Out of state visitors enjoy California's Monterey Bay
AAA reports a boost in travel, signaling "a little bit of normalcy returning to the travel industry."
Every variant 'of concern' now detected in Santa Clara County
Every variant of concern has been detected in Santa Clara County, and all have either been shown or are believed to be circulating in the community, public health officials announced on Thursday.
Santa Clara County unlocks 32,000 vaccination appointments
The county has opened 32,000 appointment slots for eligible residents, including those ages 50 and above.
Suspect seen of video hurling rocks into Antioch church
Police are investigating a vandalism incident after a man was seen on video hurling rocks into Cornerstone Christian Center in Antioch around 4 a.m. Monday.
More Bay Area schools set to open this week
Some school districts say they plan to give extra focus to students in the transitional years, such as kindergartners and middle school students who are coming back to a school they've never attended in-person.