Phil Shuman
Phil Shuman has been reporting in Southern California for nearly 40 years and has worked for FOX 11 since 2002. He is currently a news reporter for FOX 11's evening newscasts. He has also worked in the investigative unit, for Good Day LA, and as a sportscaster. Before joining FOX, Shuman traveled the world as an LA-based news correspondent for the nationally syndicated magazine show EXTRA. Prior to that, he was with KNBC in Los Angeles. In his long career, Shuman has covered some of the biggest stories in Southern California and the country, such as the O.J. Simpson case, Michael Jackson’s death, the Rodney King beating, the LA riots and so much more. He graduated cum laude with a B.A. in Economics from Williams College in Massachusetts. His first job was as a reporter, anchor, and sportscaster at KFDX in Wichita Falls, Texas, an NBC affiliate, before moving on to KWTV.
The latest from Phil Shuman
Community upset as Weddington Golf and Tennis facility closes
Weddington Golf and Tennis was sold to the private school Harvard Westlake.
Safe Place for Youth: Nonprofit runs 'host home' program to house young people
Safe Place for Youth is providing housing for homeless teens.
LAPD Chief Michel Moore reflects during final day on the job
Thursday marked LAPD Chief Michel's Moore final day on the job before his retirement. Moore said he plans to move away from Los Angeles to be closer to his daughter, though he will retain a consultant role with the city.
Demands for LA County's Men's Central Jail to close
With no alternative locations available within the county custody system, closing the jail without overcrowding other facilities is a significant challenge.
Dog violently stolen from owner at North Hollywood 7-Eleven recovered
A pit bull mix dog that was stolen from its owner during a brazen attack inside a North Hollywood 7-Eleven store was recovered safely Thursday and returned home, and one suspect was taken into custody.
Homeless encampments cleaned up along Venice canals
Since cleanup began, LA City officials said they relocated about 35 people, most into motels and others into private homes with available rooms through a program called SHARE.
Hatchet wielding homeless man terrorizing Highland Park neighborhood
The man was seen roaming the neighborhood with knives, machetes, and the hatchet.
From star player injuries to series collapses, some days are harder than others for Clippers fans
A reminder to give Clippers fans you know in your life a hug as they deal with yet another heartbreaking finish to their season.
Homeless encampments in Beverly Grove impacting business for some
Mima Adams has been on San Vicente for nearly 20 years, but she is now in danger of losing her business because customers won't come to the area.
LA homeless agency addresses encampment crisis
As homelessness remain the top issue haunting Los Angeles, the LAHSA held an open forum discussion. From the RV fire in Valley Glen to encampments on our sidewalks, it has become a problem that is impossible to ignore.