Mario Ramirez
Mario Ramirez is a reporter and fill-in anchor for Good Day LA from 4:30-10 a.m. He previously worked for WCPO in Cincinnati, Ohio as a morning reporter. He's covered a wide range of topics from the 2012 Presidential election to the Southern California wildfires. Mario began his on-air career in 2010 when he was hired as an evening anchor at WGXA. Almost three years later he made the move to Cincinnati and quickly began filling in on the anchor desk, in the traffic department, and in the breaking news center. Ramirez was the only local reporter to break the news on the discovery of three Cleveland girls that had been missing for a decade while working in the Midwest. Mario started his journey with the FOX family while studying Broadcast Journalism at the University of Nevada Las Vegas. He interned at KVVU-TV where he grew up watching the local FOX affiliate. He was born in Brooklyn and moved west with his family as a young boy.
The latest from Mario Ramirez
Hollywood Hills home invasion: Woman in her 70s strangled, hospitalized
LAPD Robbery-Homicide detectives are investigating a violent burglary in the Hollywood Hill where a woman in her 70s was strangled and robbed of $20,000 in cash and jewelry.
Prosecutor says D4vd’s phone had 'significant amount' of child pornography
Prosecutors claim "significant" child porn was found on the singer’s phone as he faces charges for the murder of Celeste Rivas Hernandez.
LA bills owner of long-abandoned vacant lot tied to crime and homeless encampment
After the property owner failed to respond to multiple city contacts, Los Angeles is conducting the cleanup at the owner’s expense, with the potential for property seizure if the abatement costs remain unpaid.
Multi-million dollar homes targeted in string of Valley burglaries, some hit within 15 minutes
LAPD investigators are looking for suspects involved in a series of forced-entry burglaries targeting high-value homes in Valley Glen, Sherman Oaks, and the Hollywood Hills.
LAUSD reaches last-minute deal with union to avert strike, keep schools open
The Los Angeles Unified School district reached a tentative agreement with SEIU Local 99, Associated Administrators Los Angeles, and United Teachers Los Angeles to avoid a massive walkout that would have shuttered schools for 400,000 LAUSD students.
LA County proposes $843M homelessness budget; outreach cut by half
Los Angeles County's recommended budget proposes shifting $843 million in Measure A funds toward interim housing while cutting outreach teams and safe parking programs.
No place to park: Families in South LA and Compton face street return as funding dries up
Dozens of people living in their cars in South Los Angeles and Compton could soon lose access to safe, designated parking sites as funding cuts threaten to shut down the program by the end of June.
Historic homes relocated across LA to help families rebuild after the Eaton Fire
A company is donating historic homes to help Eaton Fire victims rebuild.
LAPD officers fatally shoot armed suspect linked to South LA gas station shooting
LAPD officers fatally shot an armed man in South Los Angeles Friday morning following a pursuit linked to a shooting at a Vermont Avenue gas station.
2 innocent people killed in Pomona after DUI suspect rams police car, triggers fatal chase
Two people were killed in Pomona during a high-speed police pursuit involving a suspect charged with DUI, vehicular manslaughter, and assault on an officer.