List of WNBC-TV personalities

This is an article listing the WNBC News team.

Anchors

Lynda Baquero - Live at Five
Pat Battle - Weekend Today in New York (Saturdays only)
Michael Garguilo-Weekend Today In New York
Carolyn Gusoff - Weekend Today in New York (Sundays only)
Rob Morrison - Today in New York
Perri Peltz - News 4 You
Carol Anne Riddell - Sundays 6 and 11PM
Darlene Rodriguez - Today in New York
Melissa Russo - Saturdays 6 and 11PM
Chuck Scarborough - Weeknights 6 and 11 PM
Sue Simmons - Weeknights 6 and 11 PM
David Ushery - Live at Five

Weather Anchors:

Chris Cimino - Weekday mornings
Janice Huff - Weekday evenings
John Marshall - Weekend evenings
SallyAnn Mosey - Weekend mornings

Sports Anchors:

Bruce Beck - Weekend Evenings(Fri-Sun)
Len Berman- Weekday evening (Mon-Thurs)
Otis Livingston - Weekday mornings
Jonas Schwartz - Weekend mornings

Reporters

Management

Frank Comerford - President and General Manager
Dan Forman - Senior Vice President, News & Station Manager
Mark F. Lund - Vice President, Sales
David Hyman - Vice President, Creative Services & Programming
Anna Carbonell - Vice President, Press and Public Affairs
Adele Rifkin - Program Director

Former personalities, anchors, and reporters

Cindy Adams (gossip reporter)
Tex Antoine - weatherman (1949-1966; deceased)
Marv Albert - sports anchor (1972-1987)
Joe Avellar - reporter (1994-2006, now at WCBS)
Bill Boggs - Today in New York anchor (1992-1994)
Jack Cafferty - anchor (1975-1989; now at CNN)
Ti-Hua Chang - reporter (1993-2004; now at WCBS-TV)
Linda Church - meteorologist (1987-1990; now at WPIX)
Mary Civello - morning reporter (1982-1998)
David Diaz - reporter (1977-1993)
Maurice DuBois - anchor (1997-2004; now at WCBS)
Fred Facey - staff announcer (1979-2003; deceased)
Frank Field - meteorologist (1957-1984)
Storm Field (son of Frank Field) - meteorologist (1990-1992; formerly of WWOR)
Ira Joe Fisher - meteorologist (1987-1994)
Dawn Fratangelo - reporter/anchor (1991-1993, now a correspondent for Dateline NBC)
Betty Furness - consumer reporter (1974-1994; deceased)
Andrew Glassman - reporter (1995-1999)
Marty Glickman - sportscaster (circa 1982; deceased)
Max Gomez - medical/health reporter (1991-1994 and 1997-2006)
Don Gould - sports reporter (1982-1992)
Carlos Granada - reporter (1993-1995)
Roger Grimsby - commentator (1987-1989; formerly of WABC-TV; deceased)
Tony Guida - reporter/anchor (1972-1981; 1984-1992; now at WCBS Newsradio 880)
Pablo Guzmán - reporter (1993-1996; now at WCBS)
Andria Hall - reporter (1995-1999)
John Hambrick - anchor (1980-1984)
Jane Hanson - reporter/anchor (1979-2006)
Reggie Harris - reporter (1980-1987; deceased)
Pat Harper - reporter/anchor (1984-1991; deceased)
Jim Hartz - anchor (1965-1974)
Mike Hegedus - reporter (1996-1998, now at CNBC)
Magee Hickey - reporter/anchor (1985-1994; 2002-2003; now at WCBS)
Michael Hill - reporter (1993-1998)
Chauncey Howell - reporter (1974-1985)
Carol Jenkins - anchor (1974-1996)
John Johnson - anchor/reporter (1996-1997)
Katie Kelly - TV critic (1978-1982; 1987-1989)
Matt Lauer - anchor (1992-1996; now co-host of The Today Show)
Rick Leventhal - reporter (1995-1997; now at Fox News Channel)
Pia Lindstrom - entertainment reporter/critic (1977-1996)
Lynda Lopez - reporter/anchor (2002-2003; now at WNYW)
Felipe Luciano - reporter/anchor (1979-1980)
Kelly Mack - reporter/anchor (1989-1993; now at KNBC in Los Angeles)
Dave Marash - reporter/anchor (1983-1985)
Sal Marchiano - sports reporter/anchor (1984-1994; now at WPIX)
Dr. David Marks - medical reporter (1985-2004)
Michele Marsh - anchor (1996-2003)
Kate Merrill - reporter (2003-2004, now at WBZ-TV in Boston)
Frank McGee - anchor (1961-1971; deceased)
John Miller - reporter (1984-1997)
Paul Moniz - reporter (1995-1999)
Ari Odzer - reporter (1994-1995; now at WTVJ in Miami)
Don Pardo - staff announcer (1980-1991); announced for Live at Five live in the studio, still announces for Saturday Night Live; also announced for The Price Is Right and Jeopardy!
Jim Paymar - anchor/reporter (1992-1993)
Ralph Penza - reporter/anchor (1980-1995 and 1997-2007; deceased)
M.G. Perez - reporter (1995-1999)
Michelle Dabney Perez - reporter (1993-1994)
Walter Perez - reporter (2000-2003, now at WPVI-TV in Philadelphia)
Norma Quarles - reporter (1970-1977)
Bobby Rivers - entertainment reporter (1992-1995; now at Food Network)
Al Roker - meteorologist (1983-2000; now chief meteorologist for The Today Show)
Jim Rosenfield - anchor (2000-2005; now at WCBS-TV)
Kyle Rote - sports anchor (1960s)
Kevin Rowson - reporter (1992-1993; now at WXIA-TV in Atlanta)
Jim Ryan - anchor/reporter (1974-1985)
Larry Sacknoff - reporter (1974-1978)
Dick Schaap - sports anchor (1971-1978; deceased)
Mike Schneider - anchor (1980-1982)
Dean Shepherd - Live at Five anchor (1996-2000)
Marciarose Shestack - reporter/host of Sunday (1975-1979)
Jim Van Sickle - anchor/reporter (1974-1977)
Kai Simonsen - reporter (1993-1996;now at WNYW)
Liz Smith - entertainment/gossip reporter (1978-1991)
Tom Snyder - anchor (1974-1977)
Joe Sottile - reporter (1986-1988)
Sheila Stainback - reporter (1996-1997)
Carl B. Stokes - anchor (1972-1980)
Mike Taibbi - anchor/reporter (1983-1991; now with NBC News)
- reporter/anchor (1963-1992)
Felicia Taylor - anchor (2002-2006)
Howard Thompson - reporter (1980-1990; now at WPIX)
Melba Tolliver - reporter/anchor (1976-1980)
Paul Udell - anchor (1972-1973)
Glen Walker - reporter (1995-2002: now at KCBS-TV)
Chris Wallace - reporter (1975-1981)
Jim Watkins - anchor/reporter (1995-1998; now at WPIX)
Rolonda Watts - anchor/reporter (1980-1985)
Don Williams - reporter (1990-1999)
Joe Witte - meteorologist (1983-1999)
Myriam Wright - anchor/reporter (1996-1997; now at NECN in Boston)
Lou Young - reporter (1990-1994; now at WCBS)