Devin Trubey
Devin Trubey joined KTVU in 2025. She is ecstatic to join the station she watched growing up as a child.
A Bay Area native, Devin was born and raised in San Leandro. After graduating from Irvington High School in Fremont, she opted for a new adventure and attended Washington State University in Pullman, Wash., where she graduated with broadcast journalism and sport management degrees.
Devin started her on-air career at KLEW in Lewiston, Idaho, as the Palouse bureau chief before moving to Springfield, Illinois, to become an anchor and reporter for WICS.
Prior to joining KTVU, Devin was an anchor, reporter and forecaster for ABC10 in Sacramento. Covering some of California’s biggest stories from the fourth-largest wildfire in the state’s history, the Park Fire, a historic blizzard in Truckee and Hurricane Hilary.
She also loves sports and has done extensive coverage on the Athletics’ move to West Sacramento, Sacramento Kings and Golden State Warriors playoff runs and the realignment of the PAC-12.
When she’s not at work, Devin enjoys traveling, trying new places to eat and being near the water. She would love to hear where you think the best boba spot in town is.
The latest from Devin Trubey
Jury chosen in corruption trial against former Oakland mayor, Duongs
Five men and seven women were selected as jurors Tuesday in the federal bribery and corruption trial of former Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao and executives from the city's recycling contractor.
Mill Valley murder-suicide: What to know about former SFPD officers
A retired San Francisco police sergeant killed his wife – also a former police officer – and their 24-year-old daughter in Mill Valley in what is believed to be a murder-suicide. Here's what we know.
Retired police sergeant killed wife, daughter in Mill Valley murder-suicide: union
A retired police officer killed his wife – who was also a retired police officer – and his daughter in what is believed to be a murder-suicide, the San Francisco Police Officer's Association said Monday in a social media post.
The thrill of flying with the Blue Angels ahead of Fleet Week
The flight began with a steep ascent up to about ten thousand feet. From there we went through all the maneuvers: loops, rolls, inverted, the washing machine, a 360-degree lap and ultimately broke the speed of sound.
2 killed in late-night East Bay crash
The fire department said four patients were found at the scene, and two of them needed to be extricated from their vehicles
California lawmakers pass slew of data center bills on final night of session
The California State Legislature wrapped up its legislative session late Monday night, voting on multiple bills aimed at regulating data centers across the state.
$125M proposed to turn Golden Gate Fields into a waterfront park
The long-imagined transformation of Golden Gate Fields into a sprawling public park on the East Bay waterfront is moving closer to reality following new funding developments unveiled this weekend.
California Supreme Court takes up sheriff's ballot seizure case
Oral arguments began Monday morning in the California Supreme Court in San Francisco regarding the controversial seizure of ballots in Riverside County following the November 2025 election.
Oakland Pride parade and festival aims to bring joy to The Town
Thousands of people filled the streets of downtown Oakland on Sunday afternoon as the city hosted its 16th annual Pride parade and festival.