
Ed Laskos
Ed Laskos is a reporter and fill-in anchor for the FOX 11 News at 5 and 10 o'clock. Laskos has earned several Emmy Awards and numerous Emmy nominations along with several Golden Mike Awards from the LA Press Club. He's become known for his various catch-phrases, from "cuff'em and stuff'em" referring to an arrest. He joined the FOX 11 team in 2000. Laskos has delivered live coverage of some of the biggest and most historic stories -- the devastation of Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans, the funeral of President Ronald Reagan in Washington, the earthquakes of the Central Coast, and the Angels World Series Championship. Laskos has been on air for four decades and worked in Washington DC, Houston, Boston, Orlando and Providence. Laskos grew up in coal country in Northeastern Pennsylvania. After graduating high school, he answered the call to broadcasting. First, in front of a radio microphone, the TV cameras followed soon afterward.
The latest from Ed Laskos
Delivery driver allegedly stole cat from West Hollywood home, tried to return it and claim award money
The feline, named Flocky, was allegedly taken by a food delivery driver who later returned the cat and attempted to claim the reward money that had been offered for its safe return.
Stolen LA food truck recovered, back in business
The owner, a single mother, used social media to help locate the van at a motel in North Hills, leading to the arrest of the thief.
Federal immigration raid sparks chaos in LA's Westlake District
The raid resulted in eight arrests, with six individuals identified as undocumented.
San Fernando Valley man terrorizes neighbors with bizarre behavior
For several months, the neighborhood has been subjected to the piercing sound of air horns, described by residents as resembling a Union Pacific freight train.
VIDEO: Torrance homeowners chase down burglary suspects
The suspects stole several valuable items, including a 15-year-old's piggy bank, before escaping in a getaway car.
LA residents tried painting their own crosswalks - here's why
The city had previously installed makeshift rotaries to try and slow traffic, but neighbors report these have not been effective.
Simi Valley Jewelry Heist: Slithering suspect cuts through wall and safe to steal millions
A Simi Valley family is devastated after a burglary suspect went to great lengths to rob their safe, without even stepping foot inside the small business.
VIDEO: Smash-and-grab burglars ram stolen car into high-end LA shoe store
Business owners in the Fairfax District are frustrated by a growing trend of similar crimes, with some stores being targeted multiple times.
LAUSD doubles down on rebuilding schools damaged in wildfire
Heated discussions between parents and LAUSD officials erupted during a town hall meeting at Oliver Marquez Charter Elementary School.
Reseda business owner concerned over homeless encampment fires: ' No one can help us'
Frustration continues to grow for a longtime family-owned business in the San Fernando Valley. The owner claims nothing is being done about a homeless encampment in the area and that the homeless are setting fires.









