Stephanie Stanton
Stephanie Stanton joined Fox 11 News as a reporter and anchor in 2014. Since moving to Los Angeles, Stanton has covered almost every major news story impacting the West Coast including; the Borderline and San Bernardino mass shootings, wildfires, mudslides and Michael Jackson’s trial and death. In addition, she has covered the Beijing Olympics and multiple Hollywood award shows including. Stanton has a passion for business and entertainment news and stories that inspire viewers. That passion led her to create CareerChick.com, a website that empowers women to pursue their dreams. In addition to numerous network television appearances, she has a strong business news background and served as Host/Expert for the digital finance series “Two Minute Money” on MSN. She also previously worked as a Correspondent for CNBC and Bloomberg TV. Originally from Chicago, Stanton graduated with a degree in Broadcast Journalism from Columbia College. Prior to moving to Los Angeles, her career has taken her to Tulsa, OK, Orlando and Phoenix.
The latest from Stephanie Stanton
Long Beach family killed by alleged DUI driver
“The entire family was just wiped out... It’s just tough to swallow,” said CSULB Professor James Schrage He’s having a difficult time dealing with the loss of his former student.
Altadena couple says home trashed after it was turned into Airbnb party house
A local couple says their newly renovated home in Altadena was trashed after it was turned into an Airbnb party house. This as the company recently decided to ban party house rentals.
Concerned parents warn of man exposing himself 'possibly putting children at risk'
Parents who live near Canoga Park have reported two separate incidents involving a man who they say was acting indecent in public near a school, possibly putting children at risk.
Taxi drivers fight back against plans to halt curbside pickup at LAX
A small group of taxi drivers held a news conference Friday outside City Hall to ask the Los Angeles City Council to intervene on their decision to block drivers from picking up LAX passengers as usual.
SoCal Edison could shut off power to some areas due to fire danger
One year ago the Woolsey Fire ripped through Southern California destroying hundreds of homes.
Middle school student taken into custody after LAUSD police find her armed with gun, ammunition
A middle school student was taken into custody on Friday after school police discovered she brought a gun and ammunition to school.
Concerns about bullying in Moreno Valley schools rise after new fight video comes out
School officials confirmed that a fight took place Wednesday at Sunnymead Middle School and that no one was seriously hurt.
Mysterious woman in Koreatown subway station woos social media with 'angelic voice'
With perfect pitch, this woman’s voice echoes inside the halls of a Koreatown subway station as she belts out opera.
18-year-old killed in shooting outside Rose Bowl Stadium
Detectives released very little information about the fatal shooting that happened outside the Rose Bowl Stadium hours after the UCLA game ended Saturday night.
Investigation into photo of educators posing with noose at a Palmdale school completed
The Palmdale school board will meet at 8:30 a.m. Friday morning to discuss the outcome of a months-long investigation into a controversial photo that went public showing four first grade teachers smiling while holding a noose.