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
Brazen thieves make off with $200K in jewelry from Los Altos shop in less than 60 seconds
A Bay Area collision repair company helped more victims of the Gilroy Garlic Festival shooting with a special donation made Tuesday to a woman who lost her grandson in the rampage.
49ers kick off season of giving with Thanksgiving meal for those in need
The San Francisco 49ers are giving back to the community during their own great football season.
Chief details fatal police shooting of 29-year-old armed felon in San Jose
San Jose Police Chief Eddie Garcia said a man shot and killed by officers over the weekend, pulled a gun on police during a traffic stop.
Army veteran’s ‘baby’, a 1960 Porsche Roadster, stolen outside car show
To some, the 1960 Porsche Roadster is just another car. But for Army veteran Chris Nishimura, it's his baby.
2 murder suspects escape from central California jail through hole in bathroom ceiling
Officials say two men charged with murder were able to escape from a central California jail early Sunday.
Boulder Creek-based website powers up the old-fashioned way during PG&E outages
A website based in Boulder Creek ironically had to power up the old-fashioned way because of the latest round of PG&E planned power shutoffs.
Bay Area police departments using recruitment app to find candidates
A South Bay police department is turning to technology in hopes of filling vacant positions.
Facebook announces plans to combat election 2020 misinformation
Facebook's CEO announced new security measures aimed at combating misinformation on the social media platform ahead of the 2020 election.