Rosy Chu, the Director of Community Affairs and Public Service for KTVU/Fox 2 also produces and hosts Bay Area People, a weekly half-hour public affairs program.

She is also co-director of Family 2 Family, KTVU's award winning public affairs project which stresses educational concerns and stories about people and programs that make an educational difference in people's lives.

Since joining KTVU in 1971, she has traveled to China and Australia to produce documentaries and has hosted and produced a variety of public affairs programs. Rosy also spent nearly four years as a news and talk show producer.

Rosy is a member of many local Bay Area non-profit agencies and committees working on various community concerns. Past board memberships include the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, Asian American Journalists Association, Oakland Chinese Community Council, the New Oakland Community, and Berkeley Visiting Nurses Association. She is currently on the advisory board of the Ethnic Health Institute for Summit Medical Center in Oakland.

Winner of a Northern California Emmy award, she has also been recognized by numerous community groups and national organizations including: the Take A Bigger Role Life Savers Video Excellence Award; the National Broadcasters Association Children's Television Award; NY Film and Video Festival Awards; California School Boards Foundation Documentary Media Award and the California Teachers' Association Media Excellence Awards.

A native San Franciscan, She graduated from San Francisco State College with a B.A. in Broadcast Communication Arts.