Elisa Navarro
She is a Fresno State graduate, earning a Bachelor's Degree in Mass Communication and Journalism with a double emphasis in Broadcast and Multimedia and a minor in Spanish. During her time at Fresno State, she began her career in journalism with an internship at ABC30.
After graduation, she spent a year working as a Multimedia Journalist at KERO in Bakersfield, California.
Just before coming back to Fresno, Elisa worked at KXXV in Waco, Texas. She was the Good Morning Texas reporter, Weekend Anchor and Producer. During her time there, she reported breaking details in the case of missing soldier Vanessa Guillen, kept viewers safe and up-to-date during severe weather, and traveled to Dallas to cover the jury decision in the case of Amber Guyger.
She's fluent in English and Spanish and is very passionate about her Mexican culture. She's looking forward to shedding light on the Hispanic community.
In her spare time, she practices yoga, loves exploring the outdoors, and spending time with family and friends. Be sure to say hi if you see her, she loves meeting new people and chatting!
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Elisa's Stories
Body of missing Fowler man recovered from digester at National Raisin Company facility
Divers recovered the body of a missing Fowler man from a digester at a worksite. Police say the investigation is ongoing.
Heaton Elementary marks 100 years with campus-wide art installation
More than a century of history was on display Thursday morning as students, staff and families gathered at Heaton Elementary in Central Fresno to celebrate the school's 100th anniversary.
Fresno County farmers assessing crops for damage following storm
Fresno County Farm Bureau CEO Ryan Jacobsen says it's the farmers who grow fruit that were the most concerned about this week's storm.
5 years later, justice handed down in fentanyl death of Olivia Patla
Five years later, Lakota Wakley learned his fate in court after a drug he sold took the life of Olivia Patla.
Man sentenced 28 years to life in prison for shooting at Fresno Police officers
41-year-old Bradley Nicholson was sentenced to 28 years to life behind bars on Thursday afternoon for shooting at two Fresno police officers.
Judge allows case against teen girl accused as getaway driver in Caleb Quick killing to move forward
After two days of testimony, a judge advanced the case against a teen whose attorney acknowledged she was the getaway driver in the killing of Caleb Quick.
Fresno May Day rally to highlight Immigrant and Workers' rights
International Workers' Day on May 1 has long been a powerful moment nationwide. Here in Fresno, the labor movement has often intersected with the fight for immigrant rights.
Valley congress members react to US, Iran ceasefire
The common theme among Central Valley congress members is a hope that this two‑week ceasefire will lead to lasting peace.
California drivers continue to feel pain at the pump amid Iran war
The price at the pump has been increasing since the war with Iran erupted in late February.
Fresno prepares for crowds as families head to parks for Easter weekend
Easter Sunday is quickly approaching, and the City of Fresno is gearing up for thousands to enjoy the parks with their friends and loved ones as they celebrate the holiday.