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
High demand for water slides as excessive heat continues in Central California
The excessive heat is creating big business for those who provide ways to stay cool.
Valley Rabbis reflect on trip to Israel amid war
Rabbi Rick Winer and his wife, Rabbi Laura Novak Winer, spent eight days in Israel this summer, checking in on friends and volunteering.
Pint for A Pint: Gay and bisexual men allowed to donate blood
The Pint For A Pint Blood Drive is happening on July 19, and it's the first time the blood bank is implementing new guidelines for Gay and bisexual men.
Governor Newsom addresses fierce fire season that California is facing
Governor Gavin Newsom addressed response and readiness efforts in place for the state's fire season on Wednesday morning.
Searching for missing pets after the Fourth of July
Pet owners throughout the Central Valley are searching for their lost pets who might have escaped during firework chaos.
Breaking down stereotypes about video games
When it comes to videogames there are some common misconceptions about age, gender and the demographics of who is actually playing.
Staying cool amid triple-digit temperatures in Central California
With the Fourth of July upon us, families are finding ways to enjoy the holiday week while also staying cool in triple-digit heat.
Central California Asian Pacific Women awarding scholarships
The non-profit, Central California Asian Pacific Women, is awarding thousands of dollars in scholarships to low-income Asian American Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander women.
Cultiva La Salud offering free dance fitness classes
Cultiva La Salud is offering dance fitness classes for people living in rural areas of Fresno County.
Exhibit at Arte Americas letting you engage with Spanish literature
On June 21, you can taste Calle Donceles's magic at Arte Americas in Downtown Fresno through a powerful exhibit.