08-12-2022, 04:11 PM
An update on the KCAL news relaunch... The CBS Los Angeles duopoly has hired, alongside Sheba Turk, former KPIX chief meteorologist Paul Deanno, currently at WMAQ. He will be in the 7-10am part of the new morning news show. It has been announced Turk will co-anchor with Rachel Kim on weekends when the new morning show launches.
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In other news now, the Los Angeles Times is reporting KNBC veteran anchor Chuck Henry has accepted to retire early after accepting a buyout incentive from NBCUniversal. Additionally, Beverly White, Vikki Vargas, Kim Baldonado, and Angie Crouch have also accepted the incentive. Additionally, many station executives and employees are in the eye for layoffs, all caused due to the advertising downturn, increasing costs for content (specially sports) and the bust of the streaming wars.
www.latimes.com
In other news now, the Los Angeles Times is reporting KNBC veteran anchor Chuck Henry has accepted to retire early after accepting a buyout incentive from NBCUniversal. Additionally, Beverly White, Vikki Vargas, Kim Baldonado, and Angie Crouch have also accepted the incentive. Additionally, many station executives and employees are in the eye for layoffs, all caused due to the advertising downturn, increasing costs for content (specially sports) and the bust of the streaming wars.
www.latimes.com