Gayle Anderson has been reporting for the "KTLA Morning News" since 1993 and in that time has become a viewer favorite due to her enthusiastic participatory style of reporting on unique and interesting stories in Southern California.

As the sports director and anchor for KTLA's weeknight "Prime News" and former host and creator of KTLA's Sunday night's "Sports Plus," Damon Andrews not only shares his knowledge and enthusiasm for sports with viewers, but conveys his passion for it by searching and going beyond the daily sports scores and stats. He digs deeper to get the inside stories that satisfy sports fans' thirst for the real scoop on the ever-changing world of sports.

Asha Blake has managed to achieve what few women on television have been able to do, work successfully in television news and syndicated daytime programming. During her career, Blake has anchored several national news programs for ABC and NBC news, and won several awards while reporting for four local stations. Over the course of her career, she has earned six Emmy nominations, four of which were just in the last year. We at KTLA are happy to welcome Asha to her new position as the KTLA Green reporter.

Markina Brown is the primary meteorologist for KTLA's Prime News. She joined KTLA in August of 2008, from WOIO/WUAB-TV in Cleveland, Ohio.

Frank Buckley is co-anchor of KTLA’s Emmy Award-winning signature broadcast, the KTLA Morning News. Buckley joined KTLA/CW in June 2005 from CNN where he had been a Los Angeles-based national correspondent.

Cher Calvin anchors the KTLA Morning News, Monday through Friday, 5 to 7 A.M., and is a co-anchor of the KTLA Morning News @ 9.

As a KTLA news reporter, Jaime Chambers continues a KTLA tradition of providing reliable news coverage. His demonstrated versatility in reporting a variety of stories and features serves KTLA and its viewers well.

KTLA's Stan Chambers is unique among television newsmen; he's been with the same station for 60 years. And in a major market like Los Angeles, where news personalities come and go almost as quickly as one switches channels, such longevity is no small accomplishment. In almost six decades of reporting the news for KTLA, Stan has covered every major news event in and around L.A., including political elections, floods, earthquakes, human tragedies, riots, assassinations and fires.

Ginger joined the KTLA family in March of 2008 as the traffic and news reporter from the helicopter. Funny thing is, she admits she's scared of heights! But that doesn't stop her from waking up at three every morning to strap into the KTLA HD chopper!

Elizabeth Espinosa is currently a reporter for the KTLA Morning News. Her passion for storytelling has taken her across the hemisphere and into some of the world's most treacherous regions.

Leila Feinstein is co-anchor of the "KTLA Prime News," weeknights at 10 p.m.

Jessica Holmes is an anchor for "KTLA Morning News at 9," and reports traffic and news from KTLA HD Telecopter on various occasions.

Ross King is the Entertainment Anchor for KTLA Prime News. King joined KTLA as the first winner of the award-winning segment, "The Audition" in November of 2004.

"CyberGuy" Kurt Knutsson is now the most watched tech personality in America. Kurt's popularity for making the digital world easy to understand reaches in syndication from Los Angeles to New York and just about every major city in between.

Mark Kriski's wacky approach, quirky sidebar comments and hilarious observations keep "KTLA Morning News" viewers tuning in day after day. Yet, when Mother Nature darkens the skies of Southern California, Kriski's weather knowledge and expertise shine through, placing him at the top of his field.

Allie Mac Kay is thrilled to be back home in southern California. She started her broadcast career atop a billboard as part of a radio stunt for XTRA Sports 1150.

Manny Medrano is a reporter for KTLA News in Los Angeles, and a former Supreme Court/Legal Affairs correspondent for ABC News in Washington, DC, where he provided legal analysis for all ABC News broadcasts and wrote a legal blog.

As co-anchor of the Emmy Award-winning "Prime News," Emmett Miller brings his news experience and knowledge from other cities to Los Angeles, providing viewers with the most comprehensive reports possible.

Since his arrival at KTLA in 1987, Olsen has worked as a reporter, anchor and talk show host at the station.

Lu Parker is a general assignment reporter and news anchor for KTLA Prime News. Parker, an Emmy-award-winning journalist, joined KTLA in January 2005 from KENS-TV in San Antonio, Texas.

Michaela Pereira co-anchors the KTLA Morning Show, weekdays from 7 to 10 am.

Emmy Award-winner Lynette Romero brings extensive news experience to her role as investigative reporter for "KTLA Prime News."

Kim Rouggie is a reporter for "KTLA Prime News."

As the entertainment reporter for the "KTLA Morning News," Sam Rubin has established a reputation as someone who goes beyond the entertainment headlines of the day. His insights and exploration of the deeper meaning and impact of the stories within the entertainment industry generate conversation within the business, as well as outside it.

Eric Spillman is a reporter for the "KTLA Morning Show" and author of "The News Blog" on ktla.com.

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