Where Are They Now? — A Quick Guide to KUSI News Anchors Then and Now

The sun-kissed city of San Diego has been a hub for exciting news and captivating stories since the beginning of television broadcasting. As one of the most iconic local news stations, KUSI has been a benchmark for journalism excellence. Over the years, countless faces have brought their passion, energy, and expertise to the KUSI News team. In this article, we will take a trip down memory lane to explore the lives of some of its most beloved news anchors, where they have ended up, and what they are doing today.

The Golden Age of KUSI News

KUSI News has been a staple in San Diego's media landscape since 1982. The team of talented anchors has created lasting memories for their audience. As the television news landscape continues to evolve, it is essential to catch up with some of the individuals who have made significant contributions to the success of KUSI.

The Rise of Lisa Hughes

One of the most iconic faces of KUSI News has been Lisa Hughes. As an accomplished journalist and broadcast legend, Lisa entered the local TV news scene with her groundbreaking reporting skills and captivating personality.

“I wanted to tell the stories that resonated with the people, especially here in San Diego," said Lisa in an interview. "There's something special about a local news station where you can form genuine connections with your audience.”

While hosting the evening news on KUSI for over a decade, Lisa formed a lasting bond with her audience. After resigning as the anchor of KUSI's morning news show, 'Good Morning San Diego', Lisa shifted her focus to focusing on grant writing and landing awards as a freelance fundraiser for non-profits that support arts and nature.