Sandra Endo
Sandra Endo co-anchors Good Day LA from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. on FOX 11 and co-hosts GDLA+ at 11 a.m. on FOX 11 Plus alongside Araksya Karapetyan.
She started at KTTV reporting breaking news and a wide variety of live feature stories. She could be seen covering pressing city issues regarding homelessness or mudslides in Orange County, to hanging upside-down learning tricks from local circus troupes or featuring a beloved family-owned restaurant in the community. Before joining KTTV, she worked for CNN/CNN Newsource based in Washington DC. Endo covered a range of topics from natural disasters like Hurricane Sandy to Washington politics. Her stories appeared on primetime shows such as AC360 with Anderson Cooper and the Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer.
A San Fernando Valley native, Sandra is a graduate of Van Nuys Math Science Magnet and went on to New York University, graduating Magna Cum Laude with a double major in politics and journalism. Endo was a collegiate swimmer and now occasionally competes in local triathlon races.
She is married with two kids.
The latest from Sandra Endo
Fully autonomous taxi service comes to Santa Monica
Waymo's driverless taxi service has arrived in LA.
Hispanic Heritage Month: 'Veronica M' fosters empowerment
The LA-based clothing line is known for its colorful prints and comfortable designs, but there's such a deeper meaning behind why the creator of Veronica M wants women to feel strong and beautiful. Good Day LA's Sandra Endo has the story.
Meet Sandra Endo's mentor Coach Steve Kalan
Coach Steve Kalan was Sandra Endo's swim coach back at Van Nuys High School, and for four pivotal years, he taught her more than what she could have learned in the classroom.
Honoring AAPI History: Japanese-Americans forced into internment camps during WWII
During WWII, the U.S. government forced the incarceration of more than 125,000 Americans of Japanese descent, considering them the enemy. Despite losing everything, men and women who were in internment camps joined the U.S. military to prove their allegiance.
Cambodian tattoo artist finds key to freedom
For Robert Pho, tattoo art was the key to his freedom after he was sentenced to life behind bars.
Fields flooded frustrate farmers, could lead to higher grocery prices
All the rain California's seen in recent weeks has been great for the state's drought, but the rains have also flooded farmers' fields, destroying many crops.
LA's own Youth Poet Laureate has a message for the world
This Los Angeles teenager is being recognized for her talent as a poet, but it's not her ability to rhyme or turn a phrase that's impacting communities and lifting up others, it's the power behind her message.
Military amputee shares what it means to be strong
Women in the military are already in the minority - but women in the Marines make up an even smaller bunch. One woman who is enlisted is showing her strength in ways she never thought she would. marine co
103-year-old Camarillo woman hits the gym 3 to 4 times a week
At 103 years young, you'd never guess Teresa Moore is a gym rat. She hits the gym three to four times a week. She said her secret to a long life is simple: "Try to think of good things."
Tony Horton shares tips on finding mind-body balance
Tony Horton, the man behind P90X, said life comes alive when the mental health work aligns with the physical.