Gigi Graciette
Gigi Graciette was raised in the heart of Hollywood and got her first taste of journalism when "La Opinion", Los Angeles' daily Spanish-language newspaper, published her first editorial at the age of 13. Her TV career would begin later at the Telemundo Network in Los Angeles, where she was a feature and entertainment reporter for two national shows. She then moved over to the competition, Univision, where she became the Los Angeles Bureau Chief and On-Air Reporter for Sábado Gigante. Just a few years later Graciette went back to Telemundo where she was the Co-creator, Executive Producer and On-camera Host of her own daily talk show "El y Ella". Fulfilling a personal dream, she then went to work for Televisa in Mexico City, the largest producer of Spanish language programming in the world. Graciette can now be seen every morning on the FOX 11 News and Good Day LA. She can also be heard as the host of "Ella Es…Gigi Graciette", a nationally syndicated three-hour radio show. She has been honored by the LA Press Club for the Best Use of Social Media for two consecutive years and also named as one of the top three journalists in Los Angeles in 2017. She is also a Golden Mike and Emmy winner.
The latest from Gigi Graciette
Vaccine shortage may delay shots until June for people over 65 in LA County
The ability to make an appointment to receive a COVID-19 vaccine for people over the age of 65 in Los Angeles County is becoming a confusing and frustrating process, met with unexpected delays.
Another round of strong winds expected in SoCal Wednesday
Another day of strong winds was expected across the Southland on Wednesday after ferocious Santa Anas battered mountain and valley areas the day before.
More COVID-19 restrictions possible in Los Angeles County
With a continued surge in COVID-19 cases that has flooded hospitals with patients and led to deaths roughly every six minutes, Los Angeles County officials were continuing today to weigh possible new business restrictions in hopes of slowing spread of the virus.
Coroner, National Guard to help with COVID-19 bodies as death toll rises
Local mortuaries say they do not have enough room to accommodate the dead and the team of California National Guardsman will assist the LA County Medical Examiner-Coroner to process the deaths.
Anaheim shooting suspect throws himself out window
A four-hour barricade situation came to a dramatic ending after a shooting suspect threw himself out of a window from the second floor of an apartment building in Anaheim on Friday morning, authorities said. After jumping out of the window, he was taken into custody by police.
Remembering the victims of the Saugus High School shooting one year later
On November 14, 2019, a 16-year-old gunman opened fire at Saugus High School in Santa Clarita, claiming the lives of Gracie Anne Muehlberger, 15, and Dominic Blackwell, 14. The community remembers the two young victims one year after their untimely deaths.
Caught on video: Armed man shot and killed by officer outside San Bernardino liquor store
A man is dead after a struggle with a police officer ended in gunfire outside a liquor store in San Bernardino late Thursday night, officials said.
Suspected DUI driver accused of intentionally hitting fruit vendor in San Bernardino
A 28-year-old mother of four is fighting for her life after police said Friday she was intentionally hit by a suspected DUI driver in broad daylight in San Bernardino. The horrific crime was caught on camera.
California GOP to challenge state's cease and desist order over ballot drop boxes
The California Republican Party will challenge the state’s cease and desist order regarding their placement of unofficial ballot drop boxes seen across Southern California.
Officials share concerns over unofficial ballot drop boxes placed across SoCal
California election officials have received reports that unofficial ballot drop boxes were placed in several counties and said these set-ups are illegal.