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
Van Nuys man shocked with $13,000 utility bill
Will received a $13,000 LADWP bill due to incorrect address billing despite notifying the agency of his new address in 2020.
Father breaks into LA daycare, allegedly takes daughter against mother’s wishes
The girl's mother asked the daycare center to not let him take their daughter because he was acting irrationally.
Anti-semitic tirade caught on video at Burbank post office
A man is seen yelling obscenity-laced remarks against Jews, including a couple of salutes to Hitler.
Home at last: Eaton Fire survivor, faithful dog mark major milestone in Altadena rebuild
Ted Koerner and his 13-year-old dog, Daisy May, received the first certificate of occupancy for a fully rebuilt primary residence following the deadly Eaton Fire.
String of San Fernando Valley home break-ins possibly connected: police
Police believe the same group may have targeted the homes in Tarzana and Encino.
Advisory lifted: Ventura officials confirm water is safe following false contamination test
Police said the report of gasoline contamination in the Pierpont neighborhood water supply was caused by "a false positive during routine testing."
LA labor leader pleads not guilty to obstructing federal immigration raid
Labor leader David Huerta pleaded not guilty to a misdemeanor obstruction charge after allegedly blocking federal agents during a June immigration raid in Los Angeles, maintaining the charges are a baseless attempt to silence his activism.
12-year-old on e-bike injured in Anaheim hit-and-run
Witnesses say the Honda sped through the stop sign.
Vintage VW bus restored after surviving Palisades Fire
A beloved vintage treasure is now a symbol of survival. A Los Angeles woman who thought her 1977 VW bus was lost forever in the Palisades Fire is now celebrating an unbelievable comeback.
Judge rejects pretrial release for suspected Palisades Fire arsonist
According to federal prosecutors, Jonathan Rinderknecht poses a "substantial" flight risk if released and "has every incentive to flee" prior to trial.