Vincent Camarillo
His time at Central California's #1 news source began in January 2025 with an internship. Vincent then made the transition to on-air reporting, covering breaking stories such as a deadly 17-car pileup on Highway 99 and an overnight hostage situation in Downtown Bakersfield. He has a keen interest in reporting on crime and the local court system.
A Fresno native, Vincent graduated with a degree in Broadcast Journalism from Fresno State, where he reported for The Collegian. He also anchored Fresno State Focus, Fresno State's student-run newscast, which won the 2026 W.A.V.E Award for Live Format. He is also a member of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists.
Vincent is excited to report in his hometown alongside the reporters and anchors he watched growing up. In his free time, Vincent enjoys playing soccer, traveling, and spending time with his family and dogs.
Vincent's Stories
Dinuba High adds AI-powered weapons detection system at football games
Dinuba High School is introducing a new security measure this football season, becoming the latest Central Valley campus to deploy an AI-powered weapons detection system at sporting events.
Fresno Unified restores field trips for one year after $1.5 million donation
Fresno Unified School District has secured funding to restore several centrally funded student field trips for the upcoming school year after plans to eliminate them sparked backlash from parents, educators and community members.
Cassandra Michael sentenced to 7 years in juvenile facility for Caleb Quick murder
Cassandra Michael was sentenced to 7 years after being found guilty of first-degree murder in the death of Caleb Quick.
Fresno County deputy patrol vehicle and FAX bus involved in crash in Downtown Fresno
Multiple people were injured after a FAX bus and a Fresno County Sheriff's Office patrol vehicle collided near M and Stanislaus streets in Downtown Fresno while deputies were pursuing a wrong-way driver.
Fresno working to keep school routes safe as students return to class
As students return to classrooms across the city, Fresno officials are ramping up efforts to improve safety for children walking to and from school by addressing hazards in neighborhoods surrounding campuses.
Judge clears Measure S for November ballot, ending Fresno County's legal challenge
Fresno County voters will decide the future of a countywide transportation sales tax this November after a judge ruled in favor of the State of California.
Fresno family displaced after electric scooter battery fire destroys home
A central Fresno family of eight is trying to rebuild after a fire sparked by an electric scooter battery destroyed the interior of their home and left them with few belongings.
Judge hears arguments in Measure S lawsuit between Fresno County and state of California
The future of Fresno County's proposed transportation sales tax now rests with a judge after attorneys for the county, the state and measure supporters squared off in court Friday over whether Measure S should appear on the November ballot.
Fresno City Council approves tobacco retailer license aimed at curbing illegal sales
The Fresno City Council voted Thursday to create a new tobacco retailer licensing program designed to curb the sale of illegal tobacco products.
New details emerge as accused killers of Clovis educator appear in court
The married couple accused of killing beloved Clovis educator Geoff Bernardi made their first court appearance Wednesday, and new details about the events leading up to his death continue to be revealed.