
Gigi Graciette
Gigi Graciette was raised in the heart of Hollywood and got her first taste of journalism when "La Opinion", Los Angeles' daily Spanish-language newspaper, published her first editorial at the age of 13. Her TV career would begin later at the Telemundo Network in Los Angeles, where she was a feature and entertainment reporter for two national shows. She then moved over to the competition, Univision, where she became the Los Angeles Bureau Chief and On-Air Reporter for Sábado Gigante. Just a few years later Graciette went back to Telemundo where she was the Co-creator, Executive Producer and On-camera Host of her own daily talk show "El y Ella". Fulfilling a personal dream, she then went to work for Televisa in Mexico City, the largest producer of Spanish language programming in the world. Graciette can now be seen every morning on the FOX 11 News and Good Day LA. She can also be heard as the host of "Ella Es…Gigi Graciette", a nationally syndicated three-hour radio show. She has been honored by the LA Press Club for the Best Use of Social Media for two consecutive years and also named as one of the top three journalists in Los Angeles in 2017. She is also a Golden Mike and Emmy winner.
The latest from Gigi Graciette
LAPD struggles to contain burglary spike despite increased patrols
LAPD continues to investigate a series of overnight burglaries in Studio City and Toluca Lake as residents demand more security.
Burbank 1st grade teacher killed, daughter hurt in stabbing; suspect arrested
Sergio Fraire was arrested by Burbank police on suspicion of the murder of Arti Varma and the attempted murder of her daughter Meera following a stabbing in Burbank.
San Fernando Valley burglary spike: String of break-ins prompt increased patrols
The LAPD is investigating an attempted burglary in Sherman Oaks as city leaders surge patrols to stop a persistent string of home invasions in the San Fernando Valley.
Dog shot, man arrested in complex Sun Valley investigation
A man is in police custody Monday after he was arrested for weapons possession and possibly transporting illegal fireworks in Sun Valley.
Coyote that attacked toddler in Carson caught, euthanized
California wildlife officials euthanized a coyote linked to multiple Carson attacks as they investigate new reports of two additional victims.
New details emerge in death of man found in Azusa police car
Azusa police continue to investigate the death of Eric Valencia, who was found in a parked patrol car three days after his release from jail.
South LA homicide investigation underway after body found in alley
A man was found shot to death in an alley in South Los Angeles overnight, authorities said.
Encino residents slam city's 'temporary shuffle' of RV encampments near Balboa Park
Encino neighborhood groups criticize the city of Los Angeles for failing to provide long-term solutions for RV enforcement and homeless encampments near Balboa Boulevard.
VIDEO: Organized smash-and-grab crews target two businesses in Sherman Oaks
Organized criminal crews used power tools to rob Toy Mandala and a Sherman Oaks Macy's in a series of high-value smash-and-grab burglaries, according to police.
Over 100 LA shelter dogs flown to Chicago for adoption to escape euthanasia
Nearly 100 Los Angeles shelter dogs were flown to Chicago for adoption to create space for over 300 animals seized in a Lake Hughes animal cruelty and hoarding investigation.









