Christina Gonzalez
Award-winning broadcast journalist Christina Gonzalez has been a general assignment reporter for FOX 11 since 1990. She has anchored and tried her hand at management, but always returns to her main love, field reporting.
From live breaking news stories, like her now-viral coverage of Los Angeles unrest after the death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis Police, to investigative and feature reporting.
With over a dozen Emmy nominations and just as many wins for reporting, writing, and producing, the veteran journalist has proven to be extremely multi-talented.
An active community supporter, Gonzalez is a frequent guest speaker, counsel to young people, and mentor for several schools and colleges. Her involvement has garnered recognition from several Southland organizations and city governments.
She is a board member of the Los Angeles chapter of the Radio and Television News Association and is finishing her Masters in Journalism at CSUN.
The latest from Christina Gonzalez
FOX 11 reporter Christina Gonzalez finishes Dodgers tattoo to fulfill World Series promise
FOX 11 reporter Christina Gonzalez completed her Dodgers tattoo after previously getting a “D" during last season.
Woman living in storm drain approached by Los Angeles City crews, police, firefighters
Los Angeles City employees are reaching out to the woman who lives in a storm drain. The encounter comes a day after FOX 11's Matthew Seedorff spoke with her.
Former El Monte students allege sex abuse by employees; Some cases going back to 1990s
Former students in the El Monte Union High School District allege sexual abuse by employees and are part of a civil lawsuit involving cases dating back to the early 1990s.
From Sun Valley tires to the Oscars: The success story of 'Llanteros 503'
A Sun Valley family of roadside tire repair workers known as "LLanteros 503" gained attention on social media for their dancing videos while working.
Women's History Month: Femme 2026 retreat celebrates empowerment and leadership
Women gathered at the Femme 2026 Power Confab Retreat in Pasadena to celebrate Women's History Month and hear from influential speakers.
Outdoor workers endure extreme Southern California heat while staying on the job
About a fifth of the U.S. workforce faces significant outdoor heat exposure, especially in sectors like construction, transportation and utilities.
Family recalls final communication with deadly DUI crash victim: '1 kid was mid-sentence when line cut off'
Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman has charged an ex-CHP officer and an alleged DUI driver with second-degree murder in a fiery crash that killed four young people on the 605 Freeway near Downey.
Attorneys for Eaton Fire victims question emergency response in West Altadena
Civil rights attorneys Carl Douglas and Ben Crump say they may file a civil rights lawsuit if the investigation finds evidence of discrimination.
Thousands of lost items, including bikes & surfboards, processed each year at Metro’s lost and found
Metro processes about 15,000 lost items each year, ranging from everyday belongings to unusual finds like prosthetic legs and a surfboard.
Rihanna's Beverly Hills home shot at while singer was inside
Singer Rihanna's home was shot at while the singer was inside, TMZ reports.