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Present and former television anchors in the Sacamento-Stockton-Modesto DMA. Pages in category "Television anchors from Sacramento, California" The following 33 pages are in this category, out of 33 total.
Local news was instituted from the station's beginning, with radio newsman Hank Thornley as the first anchor on KBET-TV, and slowly expanded through the 1960s. [1] Even though at one point in the early 1970s KXTV briefly eclipsed it, [ 62 ] the station has spent most of its history a distant second or third to KCRA-TV, the Sacramento area's ...
Monica is married to Walter J. Gray also known as Walt Gray, former anchor of the morning and noon newscasts at KCRA-TV in Sacramento and now works at News 10 with his wife. Together they reside in Sacramento with 2 daughters named Abby and Kelly, and a son named Joseph. Her interests include running, swimming and spending time with her family.
Gary Gerould – sports anchor (now radio play-by-play for the Sacramento Kings) John Gibson – Bay Area correspondent (now at Fox News Channel) David Gregory (moderator of Meet the Press from 2008–2014) Kristine Hanson – sports anchor/weather anchor/entertainment reporter (1980s; former Playboy Playmate)
David Edward Walker (born 1941) is an American retired television news anchor. He and his wife Lois Hart were paired as television news anchors for nearly three decades, starting in 1980 when they were among the original founding anchors on CNN through 2008 on Sacramento, California station KCRA.
KXTV is still available over the air on Ch. 10 in Sacramento, Modesto and Stockton, as well as on other cable and satellite providers such as Comcast’s Xfinity, Wave and Consolidated.
Lambert and Levine, then the Assemblymember from California's 40th Assembly District, met on a flight from Seattle to Sacramento in November 2005. [9] Her first daughter was born in 2010. [8] Lambert's second daughter was born two weeks before the birth of the daughter of Kellie DeMarco, her co-anchor, in 2014. [10]
After working at radio stations KJOY Stockton and KGNR in Sacramento, Ito began her TV career at KXTV News10 in Sacramento in 1985 as a producer and news reporter. She left in 1990 to join Disney's startup television station KCAL-TV in Los Angeles as a reporter, and in 1993 came back home to KRBK-TV/KPWB-TV, now known as KMAX CW 31 in Sacramento.