This timeline outlines Maria Shriver's career as a journalist, showcasing her various roles and contributions to the field of broadcast journalism.
Early Journalism Roles
Late 1970s
Begins her journalism career, working in various local news stations and gaining experience in reporting and broadcasting.
CBS News Correspondent
1985
Joins CBS News as a correspondent. She covers a wide range of topics, including politics, social issues, and human-interest stories.
NBC News Anchor and Correspondent
1986-2004
Moves to NBC News, where she becomes an anchor and correspondent for various news programs, including 'NBC Nightly News' and 'Dateline NBC'. She gains prominence for her in-depth reporting and interviewing skills.
Report on the California Recall Election
2003
Files a highly publicized report on the California recall election where Arnold Schwarzenegger was running. She recused herself from covering the election after his victory.
Continued Journalism and Documentary Work
Later Career
Continues to produce and host documentaries and news specials, focusing on issues such as women's health, Alzheimer's disease, and social change.
