Elisa Navarro
Elisa Navarro was raised in the Central Valley's heat and is excited to be home doing what she loves, telling stories.

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
Syrian Recipes From Home: Local author weaves her story into cookbook
A local author is sharing her journey after leaving her home country of Syria by weaving her story with recipes.
Reedley sisters form 'Hermanas y Comadres Book Club' to celebrate Hispanic authors
Two sisters from Reedley took their hobby and passion for reading literature a step further by launching a book club that highlights LatinX authors.
Fresno owned business helping provide transportation for kids
Monday through Friday, from sunrise to sundown, Kidz Cab is driving across Fresno County taking children between the ages of 3 and 18 where they need to go.
Fresno Police shoot home invasion robbery suspect, 1 suspect at large
Investigators say one of three home invasion robbery suspects was shot by Fresno Police officers near Fresno State Sunday morning.
Head consul of Mexico in Fresno shares guidance to migrant communities
With immigration policies at the forefront of President Trump's first 100 days in office, many migrants are in search of answers and support.
President Trump's executive orders could impact funding for nonprofits
Executive orders focused on issues such as immigration and diversity, equity, and inclusion programs could have a big impact on local nonprofits.
Central Valley nonprofits seeing less immigrants seek help after Border Patrol detainments
Fear from the recent Border Patrol detainments in the Valley is starting to impact local non-profits and clinics.
Detention of undocumented immigrants leads to drop in Central CA school attendance
Several education leaders and non-profits came together Thursday to address the concerns of many in the immigrant community, searching for answers.
Local reactions to ceasefire deal reached by Israel and Hamas
Optimistic but cautious is how some feel after a ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas was reached on Wednesday.
Fresno native and son lose home in Pacific Palisades fire
The Palisades Fire has scorched through more than 5,300 structures this week, including the home of a Fresno woman who had built a life with her son in Pacific Palisades.