Lynette Romero Biography
Lynette Romero is an American Emmy Award-winning News anchor who worked as an anchor and reporter for the KTLA 5 Morning News. She worked at KTLA-TV from 1999 to September 14, 2022.
Lynette Romero Age
Romero is 56 years old as of 2022. She was born on 2 February 1967 in Denver, Colorado USA. She celebrates her birthday on 2 February every year.
Lynette Romero Height
Lynette stands at a height of 5 feet 6 inches tall.
Lynette Romero Family
Romero has managed to keep her personal life away from the limelight hence she has not disclosed any information about her parents. It is also not known if Romero has any siblings.
Lynette Romero Husband
She is married to David Angulo. The couple met in January of 1994 and wedded on 12 July 1993. The couple has a daughter Olivia who was born on 2 August 2003. The family lives in Los Angeles, California. In addition, on July 11, 2015, she shared a post on her Instagram account about her 12-year wedding anniversary.
Lynette Romero Net Worth
Romero has an estimated net worth of between $1 Million and $ 7 Million which she has earned through her career as a Journalist.
Lynette Romero Salary
Romero earns an annual salary ranging between $ 55,000 – $ 110,500.
Lynette Romero Education
She has a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Colorado in Boulder, Colorado, in journalism and television news. Lynette first arrived in January 1999 as a general assignment reporter for KTLA.
Lynette Romero Career
She got a second Golden Mike Award for the best 60-minute evening show together with her new peers during her tenure at KTLA. She is also a local recipient of the Emmy Award for reporting the best feature news. For her role as a reporter/anchor for the show called “Access L.A.,” Lynette won a Golden Mike and a local Emmy Award. In 2006, she also received a local Emmy as a reporter and producer for the five-part series called “From Farm to Fork,” The Latino Experience.
She spent ten years anchoring and reporting on KUSA-TV in Denver before joining KTLA. She also spent nearly a year working for KUSA-TV ‘s KVUE-TV sister station in Austin, Texas. When she was in Denver, Lynette’s duties included the Waco standoff, the papal visit of 1993, and the bombing of the Oklahoma City Federal Building.
She brings extensive news experience to her job. From August 2000 to October 2004, Lynette was co-anchor of ‘KTLA Prime News.’ Lynette is also a member of the University of Colorado’s advisory board for the School of Journalism and Mass Media and a member of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists. She teaches an anchor and reporting class for UCLA Extension. She spends much of her private time in the community where she speaks and performs in local schools at government functions.
Lynette Romero KNBC
She is set to join KNBC on October 10, 2022, where she will anchor KNBC’s 4 a.m. to 7 a.m. newscast alongside co-anchor Adrian Arambulo, traffic anchor Robin Winston, and meteorologist Belen De Leon. The position she will take was left vacant in 2021 after the departure late last year of Daniella Guzman.
Lynette Romero KTLA 5 / Lynette Romero Leaving KTLA
Romero’s departure from KTLA was abruptly announced on air on September 14 by KTLA anchor Sam Rubin. Her last day at the station was set for September 18, when her contract expired. She had worked for the station for nearly 24 years. Romero is currently working at KTLA 5 where she works alongside other famous KTLA 5 anchors and reporters including;
- Ellina Abovian
- Frank Buckley
- Liberté Chan
- Kimberly Cheng
- Samantha Cortese
- Rich DeMuro
- Dayna Devon
- Henry DiCarlo
- Kaj Goldberg
- Jennifer Gould
- Steve Hartman
- Kirk Hawkins
- Vera Jimenez
- Doug Kolk
- Mark Kriski
- Tim Lynn
- Brian Webb
- Jennifer McGraw
- Andy Riesmeyer
- Robert Puente
- Mark Mester
- David Pingalore
- Christina Pascucci
- Lu Parker
- Micah Ohlman
- Erin Myers
- Kacey Montoya
- Sam Rubin
- Carlos Saucedo
- Chris Schauble
- Eric Spillman
- Megan Telles
- Glen Walker
- Sara Welch
- Chip Yost