KTLA-TV - News Operation - On-air Staff - Current On-air Staff

Current On-air Staff

Anchors
  • Frank Buckley - weekday mornings on KTLA Morning News (7-9 a.m.)
  • Chris Burrous - weekend mornings on KTLA Morning News; also weekday reporter
  • Cher Calvin - weeknights at 6 and 10 p.m.
  • Rick Chambers - weekends at 6 and 10 p.m., and Sunday evenings on KTLA 5 Sunday Edition (8-10 p.m.); also weekday reporter
  • Leila Feinstein - weekdays at 1 p.m.; also health reporter
  • Megan Henderson - weekday mornings on KTLA Morning News (4-7 a.m.)
  • Jessica Holmes - weekday mornings on KTLA Morning News (9-10 a.m.); also weekday 1 p.m. entertainment reporter and weekday morning fill-in anchor
  • Mary Beth McDade - weekends at 6 and 10 p.m., and Sunday evenings on KTLA 5 Sunday Edition (8-10 p.m.); also weekday reporter
  • Micah Ohlman - weeknights at 6, 6:30 and 10 p.m.
  • Lu Parker - weekend mornings on KTLA Morning News; also weekday reporter
  • Michaela Pereira - weekday mornings on KTLA Morning News (7-10 a.m.)
  • Chris Schauble - weekday mornings on KTLA Morning News (4-7 a.m.)
  • Glen Walker - weekdays at 1 p.m.; also reporter
5 LIVE Weather
  • Jim Castillo (AMS Seal of Approval) - meteorologist; Wednesday-Fridays at 1, weekends at 6 and 10 p.m., and Sunday evenings on KTLA 5 Sunday Edition (8-10 p.m.)
  • Liberte Chan - weather anchor; weekend mornings on KTLA Morning News & Mondays and Tuesdays at 1 p.m.; also weekday repoter
  • Henry Dicarlo (AMS Seal of Approval) - meteorologist; weekday mornings on KTLA Morning News (4-7 a.m.)
  • Vera Jimenez - meteorologist; weeknights at 6, 6:30 and 10 p.m.
  • Mark Kriski - weather anchor; weekday mornings on KTLA Morning News (7-10 a.m.)
Sports team
  • Derrin Horton - sports anchor; weeknights at 6, 6:30 and 10 p.m.
  • Steve Hartman - sports anchor; weekday mornings on KTLA Morning News (5-7 a.m.)
  • Rebecca Hall - sports anchor; weekends at 6, and 10 p.m., and Sunday evenings on KTLA 5 Sunday Edition (8-10 p.m.)
5 LIVE Traffic
  • Jim Castillo - Wednesday-Fridays at 1, weekends at 6 and 10 p.m., and Sunday evenings on KTLA 5 Sunday Edition (8-10 p.m.)
  • Ginger Chan - weekday mornings on KTLA Morning News (4-10 a.m.)
  • Liberte Chan -weekend mornngs on KTLA Morning News and Mondays & Tuesdays at 1 p.m.
  • Vera Jimenez - weeknights at 6, 6:30 and 10 p.m.
Reporters
  • Gayle Anderson - weekday morning and 1 p.m. feature reporter ("Gayle on the Go")
  • Wendy Burch - general assignment reporter; also fill-in anchor
  • Stefan Chase - general assignment reporter
  • Carolyn Costello - general assignment reporter; also fill-in anchor
  • Rich DeMuro - technology reporter
  • Elizabeth Espinosa - general assignment reporter
  • Jennifer Gould - general assignment reporter (wife of weekday morning weather anchor Mark Kriski)
  • Terra Hall - general assignment reporter
  • Jane King - NYSE business reporter
  • Doug Kolk - general assignment reporter
  • David Lazarus - consumer reporter; also columnist for the Los Angeles Times
  • Allie MacKay - general assignment and "Allie at Work" feature reporter
  • Dave Mecham - general assignment reporter
  • Manny Medrano - "Inside the Law" reporter
  • Jim Nash - general assignment reporter
  • Olga Ospina - general assignment reporter
  • Christina Pascucci - general assignment reporter
  • Lynette Romero - general assignment reporter; also fill-in anchor
  • Sam Rubin - entertainment reporter
  • Eric Spillman - weekday morning reporter; also fill-in anchor
  • Sara Welch - general assignment reporter
  • Chris Wolfe - general assignment reporter
  • Chip Yost - Orange County bureau reporter

Sky 5 HD

  • Mark Kono - pilot/reporter; weekday mornings KTLA Morning News (5-10 a.m.; husband of weekday morning traffic reporter Ginger Chan)
  • Tim Lynn - pilot/reporter; weeknights at 6 and 10 p.m.

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