Christina Gonzalez
Award-winning broadcast journalist Christina Gonzalez has been a general assignment reporter for FOX 11 since 1990. She has anchored and tried her hand at management, but always returns to her main love, field reporting.
From live breaking news stories, like her now-viral coverage of Los Angeles unrest after the death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis Police, to investigative and feature reporting.
With over a dozen Emmy nominations and just as many wins for reporting, writing, and producing, the veteran journalist has proven to be extremely multi-talented.
An active community supporter, Gonzalez is a frequent guest speaker, counsel to young people, and mentor for several schools and colleges. Her involvement has garnered recognition from several Southland organizations and city governments.
She is a board member of the Los Angeles chapter of the Radio and Television News Association and is finishing her Masters in Journalism at CSUN.
The latest from Christina Gonzalez
Bay Club El Segundo sued by parents after daycare worker allegedly drops toddler, causing brain injury
A lawsuit against Bay Club El Segundo alleges a toddler suffered a traumatic brain injury after a daycare worker tossed him in the air and dropped him.
D4vd case: Officials investigating alleged leaks by medical examiner employees
As the murder case of Celeste Rivas Hernandez moves closer to trial, the latest development is centered on the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner’s Office following reports that at least one employee leaked details to the media.
Boyle Heights warehouse fire cleanup continues as crews tackle odors, clear out rotten food
More than a week after the Lineage warehouse fire in Boyle Heights, crews are removing rotting food as officials continue battling flare-ups and addressing odor and environmental concerns.
Fire out at Boyle Heights warehouse; air quality concerns remain
Los Angeles firefighters continue to utilize heavy equipment and exterior streams to combat a stubborn warehouse fire in Boyle Heights, aiming for full extinguishment by Friday.
Boyle Heights, Day 6: Smoke from warehouse fire continues to impact air quality
Smoke from the still-burning Lineage cold-storage warehouse fire in Boyle Heights continued to worsen air quality Monday, prompting health officials to urge residents to take precautions, especially those with respiratory conditions.
Special Olympian barred from USA Games after sensory outburst; family alleges discrimination
The family of Special Olympics swimmer Gilbert Valenzuela is accusing the organization of discrimination after he was banned from the USA Games following a disability-related verbal outburst.
Man claims police brutality after violent Burbank arrest caught on video
Aerin Robinson is accusing the Burbank Police Department of police brutality following his October 2025 arrest, which was captured on body camera video.
SoFi Stadium workers reach 'historic' agreement to avert strike days before World Cup arrives in LA
The agreement comes just three days before Team USA faces Paraguay in a highly anticipated World Cup group stage match this Friday.
Kids surprised with tickets to FIFA World Cup match in Los Angeles
Twenty young people from the Long Beach Beach Boys and Girls Club soccer program were surprised with tickets to a World Cup match in Los Angeles.
New CalFresh work requirements to impact 200,000 Los Angeles County residents
More than 200,000 Los Angeles County residents are expected to be affected by new federal CalFresh work requirements that took effect Monday.