Bob Redell reports for NBC Bay Area’s morning news program, Today In the Bay.
Bob's reports range from coverage of breaking news to features. His quirky, engaging style has led NBC stations across the country to pick up his stories, and his work regularly airs on NBC California Nonstop in the Bay Area, Los Angeles and San Diego.
Bob graduated from Indiana University (a few years after Bobby Knight threw the chair) to become the feature reporter in Fort Myers, Fla. He then moved on to Jacksonville before eventually heading out west.
In 2000, he joined NBC Bay Area where he has since received seven Emmy Awards for reporting.
Bob and his family live in Livermore, California.
The Latest
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UC Berkeley students continue peaceful Gaza war protest
As Gaza war protesters continued to camp out peacefully Thursday at UC Berkeley, police at another California university closed its campus and arrested dozens of protesters trying to set up camp there.
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Activists protest inmate transfers at Dublin women's prison
Activists are asking a federal judge to stop the transfer of inmates from a women’s prison in Dublin.
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New California bill would boost homeowners insurance protections
There’s new hope for California homeowners facing rising insurance costs: Lawmakers are considering a new bill to boost protections.
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Protesters block lanes on I-880 in Oakland for hours
Pro-Palestinian protesters shut down lanes of Interstate 880 in Oakland for several hours Monday, snarling the morning commute.
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State Farm indicates where in California homeowner's policies won't be renewed
State Farm, California’s largest homeowner’s insurance provider, has indicated where it will not be renewing policies, and some Bay Area residents are affected, according to a document provided by the California Department of Insurance.
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Alexis Gabe's family hopes documentary helps bring justice in her murder
The family of an East Bay woman murdered by her ex-boyfriend is hoping a new documentary could help bring justice for their daughter.
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Floyd Mitchell formally introduced as Oakland's new police chief
Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao on Wednesday formally introduced the city’s new police chief, Floyd Mitchell, who faces a tall task leading a department that has had a revolving door of top cops and remains under federal oversight.
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California to discuss new regulations for homeowner's insurance
The state of California on Tuesday will take steps to try to stabilize the market for homeowner’s insurance after a major carrier announced it will stop insuring thousands.
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Oakland A's discuss extending Coliseum lease with city, county
The answer to the question of how long the Athletics will stick around in Oakland before moving to a new stadium in Las Vegas could be answered soon.
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Lawyers to challenge charges against Bay Bridge shutdown protesters
Two protesters charged with shutting down the Bay Bridge last year will be back in court Thursday.