Devin Trubey
Devin Trubey joined KTVU in 2025. She is ecstatic to join the station she watched growing up as a child.
A Bay Area native, Devin was born and raised in San Leandro. After graduating from Irvington High School in Fremont, she opted for a new adventure and attended Washington State University in Pullman, Wash., where she graduated with broadcast journalism and sport management degrees.
Devin started her on-air career at KLEW in Lewiston, Idaho, as the Palouse bureau chief before moving to Springfield, Illinois, to become an anchor and reporter for WICS.
Prior to joining KTVU, Devin was an anchor, reporter and forecaster for ABC10 in Sacramento. Covering some of California’s biggest stories from the fourth-largest wildfire in the state’s history, the Park Fire, a historic blizzard in Truckee and Hurricane Hilary.
She also loves sports and has done extensive coverage on the Athletics’ move to West Sacramento, Sacramento Kings and Golden State Warriors playoff runs and the realignment of the PAC-12.
When she’s not at work, Devin enjoys traveling, trying new places to eat and being near the water. She would love to hear where you think the best boba spot in town is.
The latest from Devin Trubey
OPD issues citations to rogue boats in estuary
Oakland police on Friday said that they issued several citations and tagged more than two dozen boats that they said were illegally anchored in the estuary.
Boats illegally docked at Jack London Aquatic Center now sinking into estuary
An ongoing issue with boats illegally docked at the Jack London Aquatic Center has taken a new turn as the vessels are now sinking into the estuary, impacting local boating programs and a youth camp.
Oakland camp threatened because of rogue boats
An Oakland youth rowing program is facing safety concerns Monday morning as organizers rush to manage a blocked public dock just hours before campers are scheduled to arrive.
World Cup fans begin arriving at Bay Area airports
World Cup fans will soon be arriving from across the globe to watch matches at San Francisco Bay Area Stadium, and local airports are debuting new features to welcome the influx of international visitors.
Oakland has new rules, safety measures for First Fridays
Oakland is introducing new community safety enhancements ahead of tonight's First Friday event, a free monthly gathering held downtown.
California primary election 2026: Voters head to polls as closing time nears
Millions of Californians are casting ballots Tuesday in a high-stakes primary that will help shape the state's political landscape ahead of the November midterm elections.
San Francisco officer injured in shootout, and suspect arrested, identified
KTVU has learned through multiple sources the name of the San Francisco Police Department officer injured in a shootout with a robbery suspect Sunday night. In addition, police have named the suspect who was arrested.
San Francisco officer, passenger injured in shootout; robbery suspect arrested
A San Francisco police officer and the passenger in a suspect vehicle were shot Sunday night in a shootout and taken to the hospital, and a robbery suspect who tried to run away was ultimately arrested, police said.
Professional women's hockey league expands to San Jose
The Professional Women's Hockey League on Tuesday announced an expansion team to San Jose.
BART seeks community input for new Hayward station development
BART is moving forward with plans to transform the Hayward station into a transit-oriented development, and officials are seeking community feedback to shape the project's future.