UPDATE: Lynette Romero Leaves KTLA/Los Angeles For KNBC; Then All Hell Breaks Loose

9/24/22–Filling in for Mark Mester on KTLA weekend Morning news is Pedro Rivera, formerly with KTXL Sacramento.

Update: Mark Mester has been fired from KTLA…

As of 9/22/22 his bio has been removed from the KTLA website…
September 19, 2022 8:40 pm
DEADLINE reported:
The tumult continued today at L.A.’s Nexstar-owned KTLA-TV as the outlet’s Weekend Morning News anchor Mark Mester was suspended, Deadline has confirmed.

Mester’s suspension comes less than a week after it was abruptly announced that his co-anchor, Lynette Romero, was leaving the station. KTLA insiders say that Mester was suspended from the station after he called out station managers on the air and apologized on behalf of the station for how they handled the exit of Anchor Lynette Romero.

** Lynette Romero moves to KNBC (Weekday) Morning News **….SEPTEMBER 16, 2022–

Lynette Romero-KTLA Weekend Morning News Anchor

After 24 years, and without an on-air farewell. Sam Rubin reads company memo that Lynette has decided to explore a new opportunity.


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1 thought on “UPDATE: Lynette Romero Leaves KTLA/Los Angeles For KNBC; Then All Hell Breaks Loose

    September 25, 2022 at QZVX

    ann heck says:

    ktla blew it, will be boycotting. can’t wait to see both Lynette on knbc and wherever mark winds up – they’ll be lucky to have him.

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