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
Los Angeles company 'Home Plates' will deliver Dodger Dogs right to your door
Are you downright ravenous for a Dodger Dog? Craving nachos served in a Dodger helmet? Hankering for a stadium pretzel slathered in mustard? You're not alone!
Presidential candidates left off Woodland Hills' man mail-in ballot
For 53-year-old David Goldenberg of Woodland Hills, voting is a right and a privilege.
Kobe Bryant's presence felt as the Lakers head back to the finals
Everywhere you look you feel the presence of late Laker superstar, Kobe Bryant. 8 months after his tragic passing, the team he led to five championship rings, his LA Lakers — are back in the Finals. It took a decade to get here.
'She's a beautiful soul who left way too soon': Mother of 6 dies from COVID-19
" She's a beautiful soul who left way too soon."
Families get closure as Golden State Killer is sentenced to life
For years I've been fascinated by the hunt to find the infamous "Golden State Killer."
Some California salons reopen in defiance of Gov. Newsom's closures during pandemic
Up and down the state of California, salons opened their doors on Monday.
Local mothers grieve sons' lives lost during officer-involved shootings
The late beloved county supervisor Kenny Hahn would often start news conferences after violence had been committed in the inner city with these words: "Somewhere in South LA, a mother cries."
Two sisters half a world apart share their story about the massive Beirut explosion
Events halfway around the world landed squarely on the doorstep of 39-year-old Dina Salem of Los Angeles. This mom was on her computer when she got the word; a massive explosion had rocked Beirut, the city in which she was raised. Frantically, instinctively she called her loved ones back home to check on them. She breathed a huge sigh of relief-- everyone was safe.
Family reflects on the loss of Marine son after mishap off San Clemente Island coast
Lance Corporal Marco Barranco of Montebello was destined to serve his country. The photo was contained in a shrine at the Barranco Family home. Their memories now bittersweet after learning their only son was missing and presumed dead in a training exercise turned tragic in the Pacific Ocean.
Family sends urgent warning after beloved LA City firefighter dies from COVID-19
44-year-old Jose Perez was no stranger to emergencies. As a firefighter and paramedic in the LA City Fire Department he saw it all. But never did he think his body would be attacked by a potentially fatal virus. Last weekend, the man known for his generous heart and great physical strength died due to complications with COVID-19. He was the first LA City Firefighter to die from the virus.