Ed Laskos
Ed Laskos is a reporter and fill-in anchor for the FOX 11 News at 5 and 10 o'clock. Laskos has earned several Emmy Awards and numerous Emmy nominations along with several Golden Mike Awards from the LA Press Club. He's become known for his various catch-phrases, from "cuff'em and stuff'em" referring to an arrest. He joined the FOX 11 News team in 2000. Laskos has delivered live coverage of some of the biggest and most historic stories -- the devastation of Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans, the funeral of President Ronald Reagan in Washington, the earthquakes of the Central Coast, and the Angels World Series Championship. Laskos has been on air for four decades and worked in Washington DC, Houston, Boston, Orlando and Providence. Laskos grew up in coal country in Northeastern Pennsylvania. After graduating high school, he answered the call to broadcasting. First, in front of a radio microphone, the TV cameras followed soon afterward.
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Memorial held for pregnant woman killed by suspected DUI driver in Anaheim; daughter makes progress in ICU
An emotional vigil was held Thursday night for 23-year-old Yesenia Lisette Aguilar, who was killed Tuesday by a suspected DUI driver.
East LA man survives battle from COVID-19, doctors call it a miraculous recovery
A coronavirus patient makes a miraculous recovery.
Emotional vigil held for youth coach killed in Ladera Heights; suspect arrested
An emotional vigil was held Friday night in Ladera Heights to honor the life of 25-year-old Jakeil Reynolds.
LAPD cracking down on illegal break-in parties that pose health risk during pandemic
The Los Angeles Police Department is cracking down on illegal break-in parties that have been causing an uproar throughout the San Fernando Valley the past several months.
Perris residents on edge, call for action after rash of deadly violence
Residents in the city of Perris are calling for action after a rash of deadly violence.
Sons of basketball superstars bring a sold-out crowd to Sierra Canyon High School
Chatworth's Sierra Canyon High School boy's basketball team earned a 52 point blowout win in their first home game of the season in front of a sold-out crowd against Granada Hills Charter Tuesday night.
Actress, SAG-AFTRA President Gabrielle Carteris target of death threat on Twitter
The threatening tweet says quote -- “let’s get rid of her once and for all!” That's accompanied by a violent depiction of a shootout with men wielding assault rifles.