Gayle Anderson Biography
Gayle Anderson is an American media personality reporting for the KTLA 5 Morning News since 1993. Prior to KTLA, Gayle was correspondent and producer at “Now It Can Be Told,” an investigative news program from Tribune Entertainment. Before “Now,” Gayle was KPRC-TV’s “Troubleshooter” consumer reporter and “Nearly Noon” anchor in Houston.
Gayle Anderson Age
Anderson was born in 1961, in Los Angeles, California, in the United States of America.
Gayle Anderson Height
Anderson stand at a height of 5 feet and 7 inches.
Gayle Anderson Education
Gayle has not revealed any information regarding her education.
Gayle Anderson Nationality
Gayle is an American Nationality.
Gayle Anderson Parents
Anderson has not disclosed her parents information.
Gayle Anderson Siblings
Gayle lives a low profile family life hence her siblings’ names are unknown.
Gayle Anderson Husband
Anderson is currently married to Arie Solomon. The couple tied knot back in 2015 but it’s not known whether they have any kids together. She was previously married to Alex Anderson but they divorced in March 2019 for Unknown reasons.
Gayle Anderson Children
Gayle keeps her private life away from the media. As a result, it is not known if she has children.
Gayle Anderson KTLA 5 Morning News
Gayle joined KTLA 5 Morning News in 1993, She was a correspondent and producer at “Now It Can Be Told,” an investigative news program from Tribune Entertainment. Before “Now,” Gayle was KPRC-TV’s “Troubleshooter” consumer reporter and “Nearly Noon” anchor in Houston. From 1984 to 1986, she served as consumer reporter and weekend anchor at WCIX-TV in Miami.
Anderson has reported for a number of prominent radio networks, including the ABC and NBC networks in New York, as well as the National Black Network. In Connecticut, she held reporter and anchor positions at KTNH-TV and radio stations WDRC-AM, WKND-AM and WWCO-AM.
Anderson began her career at ABC Radio News and WABC-TV in New York as an intern, desk assistant and production assistant, worked her way up to field producer before become on-air talent
Gayle enjoys recreational reading; she loves biographies about people who’ve made it despite tremendous obstacles. She trains for bike marathons to raise money for various charities, plays the piano, studies foreign languages (she is currently working on her Spanish). Also, Gayle is an art lover and an art collector. She belongs to several museums, including the California African American Museum, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, the Autry National Center, the Pacific Asia Museum, the Pasadena Museum of Art, the California Science Center, and the Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History.
Gayle Anderson Charitable Program
Gayle is involved in various charitable programs for the American Cancer Society, the Hirschberg Pancreatic Foundation, the American Diabetes Association, the Arthritis Foundation, as well as several literacy and education programs including the Los Angeles Library Foundation.
Gayle Anderson Awards
Gayle is the recipient of 16 Emmy Awards. She earned an Emmy in 2014 for her work on the KTLA 5 Morning News. Her hosting of KTLA’s Heal the Bay special reports earned Gayle an Emmy in 2011. In 2010, her work on KTLA’s Tournament of Roses Parade pre-show garnered Gayle another Emmy, as well as her reporting in 2009 on the tragic death of Michael Jackson.
Anderson earned the Radio & TV News Association of Southern California’s Golden Mike for her reporting and producer work as well as the 2019 Radio & TV News Association of Southern California Golden Mike Lifetime Achievement Award.
Gayle has received other Emmy Awards for her work on the KTLA public affairs show “Making It,” and two in 1994 for best live coverage for her reporting of the Northridge earthquake. In 1993, she was awarded her first Emmy Award for best live coverage for her reporting of the Malibu Fires. She received the Radio & Television News Association of Southern California’s Golden Mike Award in 2001 as best reporter.
Anderson received the “Leader of the Year Award” in 1990 from the Houston Leadership Association; the 1988 “Presidential Consumer Affairs Award;” the 1987 “Young Black Achievers Award” and a Radio Television and News Directors Award for best spot news reporting. In January 2002, Gayle earned the APTRA Award as best anchor for “best live coverage of a news event,” and that same month she was selected to carry the Olympic Torch for the 2002 Winter Olympics Torch Relay through Southern California.
Gayle Anderson Salary
Gayle earns an estimated salary of USD 100,000.
Gayle Anderson Net Worth
Anderson net worth is estimated to be USD 1 million.
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