Lynette Romero addresses Mark Mester firing
The popular Los Angeles anchor did not shy away from controversy on her first full day at her new job.
KTLA
KTLA (Channel 5) is a broadcast television station based in Los Angeles, California. The station maintains its studios, news and sales operations on the old Warner Bros lot on Sunset Boulevard in the heart of Los Angeles. The station is owned by Nexstar Media Group and is an affiliate of the CW Network.
Former KTLA anchor Lynette Romero heading to KNBC
Former KTLA news anchor Lynette Romero has formally announced her decision to sign with cross-town rival KNBC.
KTLA Morning News moves on without Mark Mester
The KTLA Morning News went on as planned Saturday morning, but without news anchor Mark Mester behind the desk.
KTLA fires weekend anchor Mark Mester over Saturday broadcast
KTLA has fired weekend morning news anchor Mark Mester after he criticized the station for its handling of the departure of a veteran broadcaster.
Sinclair, Nexstar stations face fines for breaking advertising rule
Several stations owned by Sinclair and Nexstar are facing thousands of dollars in fines for violating rules regarding advertising aimed at children.
Los Angeles news anchor gets lawyer after suspension
KTLA news anchor Mark Mester has hired an employment lawyer as questions swirl over his future at the station.
Drama erupts at Los Angeles station over resignation of anchor
Weekend anchor Mark Mester was suspended for criticizing how KTLA handled the resignation of long-time anchor and reporter Lynette Romero.
Nexstar syndicates local politics show to California stations
“Inside California Politics,” produced in Sacramento by FOX40, will now be seen on several stations throughout California.
Don Corsini, KTLA general manager, to retire by end of year
Don Corsini, the general manager at Nexstar Media’s biggest television station, will be leaving his job as general manager of the station by the end of the year.
Nexstar formally closes on Tribune deal, sells off stations to Scripps, TEGNA
Nexstar Media Group formally acquired Tribune Media on Thursday, taking control of three dozen stations and selling off about a dozen more.
