Meredith Royster is the executive producer for NBC 7 Investigates, NBC 7 Responds, Telemundo 20 Investiga, and Telemundo 20 Responde. She and her team have won multiple Regional Emmy Awards for their reporting in San Diego.
Before moving to San Diego in early 2021, Meredith worked as a consumer investigative producer for NBC 4 in Washington, D.C. Her reporting led to new consumer protection laws in Maryland and Virginia.
When she's not working on consumer and investigative stories, Meredith enjoys camping, hiking, and visiting national parks.
The Latest
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False information in police chief's filing raises legal questions, expert says
False information on an affidavit search warrant filed by SPPD Chief Christopher Palomares could create legal challenges to past criminal investigations where he was involved.
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Officer pressed gun to boy's neck and threatened to kill him. Now, he's the chief
A federal criminal investigation appears to be underway after video shows an officer put a gun to a handcuffed teen’s neck.
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Fiscalía busca la pena de muerte para madre acusada de asesinar a su hija adoptiva
La madre y los abuelos de Arabella McCormack, de 11 años, permanecen encarcelados desde 2022, después de que los investigadores afirmaran que la niña murió de inanición.
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Prosecutors seek death penalty for mother accused of murdering adopted girl
Prosecutors now seeking death penalty against Spring Valley mother accused of starving her adopted daughter to death in 2022.
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What to know about door-to-door sales tactics targeting San Diego seniors
Some San Diego consumers say misleading door-to-door sales tactics left them locked into costly contracts. Here’s what to watch for.
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San Diego parents sentenced to 15 years to life in prison for killing their baby
A pair of San Diego parents were sentenced Wednesday to 15 years to life in prison for the death of their baby girl, Delilah, after both were convicted of second-degree murder in March.
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Actor Faizon Love arrested on contempt of court charges out of Florida
The new arrest appears to be tied to a child support case out of Florida.
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Voodoo dolls, spell books shown as evidence in Millete murder trial
Jurors saw voodoo dolls and spell books as investigators detailed evidence collection in the Larry Millete murder trial.
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City of San Diego could pay up to $4.1 million for private gun range contract
The City of San Diego greenlit spending an extra $1.1 million for its police department to continue using a private gun range, one of many costs connected to the shutdown of its outdoor range in 2022.
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San Diego cancer breakthroughs at risk from funding cuts and delays, experts say
Medical discoveries don’t happen overnight. Often, it takes decades of research and development in the lab to deliver treatments that cure cancer outright or give patients precious time with their families. Researchers say America’s thriving biotech industry is facing a threat of our government’s own making. They say it’s the result of major changes to federal grant funding imposed...
