Brisa Colón
Though born and raised in Southern California, Brisa's move to the Central Valley is a homecoming. She spent her childhood in Fresno during the holidays visiting family.
Before Fresno, Brisa was a reporter and fill-in anchor at KSBW8 News on California's Central Coast. During her time there, she reported on a wide range of topics spanning from education to historic weather events.
Brisa graduated from California State University Fullerton in 2022 with a degree in Broadcast Journalism and a Spanish Media Certificate.
During college, she interned at CNN's Los Angeles Bureau and published articles covering California and the Pacific Northwest. She also earned the honor of being named a distinguished NBCU Academy Fellow.
Brisa has a black belt in Karate and was the 2017 National Champion. She was on the USA National Karate Team and represented the United States in several international competitions.
She strives to connect and share the best with the Central Valley community. Away from the newsroom, Brisa has a passion for animals, the environment, and food!
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Brisa's Stories
Gunman allegedly shoots at Fresno police after reported family disturbance
A gunman allegedly opened fire at arriving officers after a reported family disturbance in southeast Fresno.
Former Fresno Unified substitute teacher and coach accused of sexual assault
A former substitute teacher and football coach at a Fresno Unified school now faces charges of sexual assault against a minor.
Family seeks answers after sentencing delayed in Southwest Fresno manslaughter case
The family of a man killed in Southwest Fresno left the Fresno County Courthouse on Monday without answers as the sentencing for the man convicted in his death was delayed.
69 arrests made in crackdown that targeted Mexican Mafia and Sureño gang members, FCSO says
Law enforcement agencies across the Central Valley carried out a sweeping operation that resulted in 69 arrests and the seizure of dozens of firearms, narcotics and cash.
Controversy over transgender athletes returns to CIF championships in Clovis
The CIF State Championships in Clovis are once again drawing national attention as debate continues over transgender athletes competing in high school sports.
Suspect in Mariposa County sword attack denied bail, faces attempted murder charge
A man accused of carrying out a brutal samurai sword attack in Mariposa County appeared in court virtually from jail
Woman arrested for hit-and-run with motorcyclist in central Fresno, police say
Two motorcycle crashes occurred within minutes of each other, less than a block apart on Olive Avenue in central Fresno on Monday night.
63rd Memorial Day service at Fresno Memorial Gardens
On Memorial Day, we take time to pause and reflect, honoring the fallen service members who gave the ultimate sacrifice for our country.
State Center Community College District sees record number of 2026 graduates
A record number of graduates at State Center Community College District are expected to cross the stage this year, reflecting a growing trend of students choosing community colleges.
Proposed transportation tax measure faces hurdle after signature review
Fresno Measure C extension faces full signature count after duplicates found, determining if transportation tax measure qualifies for November ballot.