Gina Silva
Gina Silva is currently a special projects reporter for Fox 11 News. She earned a degree in Broadcast Journalism from the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Telecommunications at Arizona State University. While in college, Silva began working for Univision in Phoenix where she soon went on to host her own show, "Realidad en Educación,” a show which focused on successful Latinos in Arizona. Upon graduating, she moved to Tucson to work for the CBS affiliate. Within two years, she quickly made her leap back to Phoenix, working for the ABC affiliate. She earned numerous awards including Emmy's for her investigative work. Silva began working at KTTV since 2001. She’s earned numerous Emmy’s and Golden Mikes for her reporting.
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Riverside County man dies one day after posting about contracting virus at party
“Don’t be a (bleeping) idiot like me,” wrote Thomas Macias on his Facebook page. It was a message full of regret. He was warning people about going to parties without wearing a mask.
Some think it's too soon for Disneyland to reopen due to COVID-19 concerns
The 'Happiest Place on Earth' has announced that it will reopen on July 17th.
Deceased Lancaster teen's friend and family tests positive for COVID-19
It remains unclear whether COVID-19 killed a Lancaster teenager. While LA County health officials wait for an answer -- a friend of the deceased teen has become infected. Now, her family wants to know why they were not warned.
Lancaster teen dies from coronavirus: health officials
On Tuesday, Los Angeles County Public Health Officials announced a 17-year-old teen may be the first minor in the country to die from complications of coronavirus.
Landlords using 'reno-viction' loophole in AB 1482 to force tenants out
A new law that was intended to protect tenants from being evicted for higher rents is backfiring. Some landlords are using a loophole to get long-time tenants out.
Tiny House Movement: Angelenos find unique solution as housing crisis continues
As the greater Los Angeles metropolitan area continues to experience a housing crisis, some Angelenos are finding a unique solution and one that is small, really small.
LA County DA candidate Rachel Rossi: 'I would be a prosecutor who seeks to repair harm'
Rachel Rossi is a former public defender who now wants to lead the largest prosecutorial office in the country -- L.A. County District Attorney.
LA County DA candidate George Gascon: 'I believe that we can bring humanity, rehabilitation and be safer'
If elected LA County District Attorney, candidate George Gascon is promising big changes.
LA County DA Race: Jackie Lacey defends prosecution record
The California primary is just over a week away, and we are taking a look at some of the big races.
Chino Hills church making rosaries to present to Kobe Bryant’s church
Parishioners at a church in Chino Hills are going the extra step to help people grieve over the death of NBA legend Kobe Bryant.