Laura Diaz
Laura Diaz joined FOX 11 KTTV and KCOP in May 2012. For more than two decades, Diaz has anchored, reported and produced for several flagship Los Angeles stations. She is a 14-time Emmy Award winner. After working in San Luis Obispo and Fresno fresh out of college, Diaz returned home to Southern California to work as a reporter and anchor at KABC and eventually KCBS. Diaz was born in Santa Paula and raised in Santa Clarita. She graduated from William S. Hart High School and earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in English from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo.
The latest from Laura Diaz
Ash Wednesday : Local immigrant children pray for families to be reunited
The words of these school children in Los Angeles had moved the heart of one of the most powerful men in the world.
Anti-ICE protests impacting some Southern California businesses
Some businesses chose to close, while others remained open but supported the cause in different ways.
LA teacher allegedly killed by firefighter husband remembered by students, families
A vigil was held for Mayra Jimenez, a school teacher who was allegedly killed by her husband at the couple's home in North Hollywood.
Car crashes into Long Beach coffee-and-wine hangout spot
A Long Beach business is picking up the pieces after a car smashed into a coffee-and-wine hangout spot.
Santa Clarita's historic Saugus Cafe reopens under new ownership
The iconic 140-year-old Saugus Cafe has officially reopened as The Saugus Restaurant under new ownership, bringing back its beloved staff and breakfast menu to loyal Santa Clarita regulars.
Los Angeles dad released after 200 days in federal custody over paperwork issues
Juan Carlos Mejia, a Winnetka dad, is back home after spending about 200 days in federal detention center
Meet the Southern California man who caught Shohei Ohtani’s historic home run ball
A local Dodgers fan who witnessed history is now a part of it following Shohei Ohtani's phenomenal performance in Game 4 of the NLCS.
Los Angeles soul food restaurant devastated by rare October storm
A Los Angeles restaurant owner is picking up the pieces after her business was devastated by the rare October storm.
Crimes surge on LA Metro following policy change, data shows
Recent statistics indicate a 116% rise in crime at Union Station and a 67% increase at North Hollywood Station.
Violent brawl breaks out on Santa Monica Pier
Punches were thrown and anti-Semitic slurs were shouted during a violent confrontation on the Santa Monica Pier.