Claudia Peschiutta
Claudia Peschiutta is a general-assignment reporter at KNX 1070 Newsradio. She has more than a decade of journalism experience and has covered everything from fires to trials.
The UCLA graduate began her career as a print journalist, working for several newspapers, including the Glendale News-Press and the Los Angeles Business Journal. Peschiutta became a broadcast journalist in 2002 when she joined KFWB 980.
She went on to become the West Coast correspondent for the FOX News Radio network. Peschiutta missed covering local, breaking news and went to KNX in 2006.
Ex-LA County Appraiser Arrested For Allegedly Lowering Property Values
A former employee of the Los Angeles County Assessor’s Office was arrested Monday for allegedly falsifying documents and unlawfully lowering property values by $172 million.
6 Games In 4 Days: Staples Center Gears Up For Busy Week
Fans may be buzzing as three local sports teams push deeper into the postseason, but the personnel responsible for preparing their home floor are likely to feel a little winded later this week.
Report: Complaints Against LASD Took Average Of 3 Months For Processing
If you have an issue with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, be patient: you may not hear back from them for months.
‘Long Overdue’: DA Asks Court To Order Executions Of Death Row Inmates
A statewide ban on the executions of California inmates by lethal injection faced its strongest challenge yet on Thursday.
2 Arrested After Wild Police Pursuit Through West Covina, Whittier
Two bank robbery suspects were in custody Monday following a wild police pursuit.
Lyrid Meteor Shower To Light Up Weekend Sky
Get ready to make a wish… there’s going to be a meteor shower in just a few hours.
US Appeals Court Upholds Ban On Affirmative Action In California
A federal appeals court on Monday dealt another legal setback to affirmative action supporters in California.
Tax Dodger: Ex-LA Pitcher OKs Plea Bargain In Counterfeit Karaoke Scheme
A former fifth overall pick from CSULA has agreed to plead guilty to a karaoke scheme in which he failed to report over $600,000 in sales.
Mayor Orders LA Fire Chief Brian Cummings To Stop Withholding Information
The LA Fire Department was under fire on Wednesday for its decision to withhold basic information on emergency calls.
Lawmaker Pushes For Free Parking At Any Broken Meter In California
A new bill could make sure you don’t come back to a ticket after you leave your car parked at a busted meter without putting in change.
Homeless Deaths Revive Controversy Over Property Seizure Ban Along Skid Row
When does too much “stuff” pose a public threat? That’s the question facing city officials after another death on Skid Row.
Protesters Call For End To Solitary Confinement At Men’s Central Jail
Demonstrators gathered outside the jail on Bauchet Street to protest against what they say is an ineffective and dangerous practice.
Piñatas, Voodoo Dolls And Heartbreak: Celebrate Anti-Valentine’s Day Bash At Birds
Forget the flowers and chocolate: one group of Hollywood revelers wants the world to know Valentine’s Day is nothing to celebrate.
KNX On Your Corner: Hollywood Museum Of Death
There’s one tourist attraction on Hollywood Boulevard that can disgust, fascinate and shock people from around the world.
Long Beach Police Arrest 2 Linked To 2008 Homeless Camp Slayings
Two people were in police custody in connection with a mass killing at a Long Beach homeless encampment in 2008.
