Best Hispanic journalists in Los Angeles

Julio Vaqueiro is a national news anchor for Telemundo, and his participation in the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books in April 2026 underscores his continued relevance and impact in the Latino community of Los Angeles and the United States.

Gabriela Teissier is the main anchor for Univision 34's prime-time newscast in Los Angeles and has been recognized with multiple local Emmy awards, highlighting her influence and contributions to the Hispanic community.

Dunia Elvir is a central figure in local news coverage for the Hispanic community in Los Angeles, as evidenced by her continuous appearances on Telemundo 52 in 2026, maintaining her relevance and impact.

Enrique Chiabra is one of the main anchors for Telemundo 52 Los Angeles, actively informing the Hispanic community in 2026 and establishing himself as an influential figure in local journalism.

Cindy Carcamo, food writer for the Los Angeles Times, was named one of the most influential Latina journalists in California in 2023, indicating her continued influence and relevance in Los Angeles journalism.

Suzy Exposito, columnist for the Los Angeles Times, was included in the list of the 10 most influential Latina journalists in California in 2023, highlighting her continued impact on the Los Angeles media landscape.

Melissa Gomez, staff writer for the Los Angeles Times, was recognized in 2023 as one of California's most influential Latina journalists, demonstrating the quality and reach of her work in Los Angeles journalism.

Veronika Moroian, President and General Manager of KMEX Univision 34, is a key leader in Hispanic media in Los Angeles, recognized in 2023 as one of California's most influential Latina journalists.

Anabel Munoz, journalist at ABC 7 Los Angeles, was highlighted by CCNMA in 2023 as one of California's most influential Latina journalists, reflecting her continued impact on local television.

Iliana Limón Romero is co-chair of the 2026 NAHJ Conference, indicating her current leadership and relevance in journalism, especially in the context of Los Angeles and her impact on the Hispanic community.

Jorge Ramos is one of the most influential anchors in the Hispanic community in the United States, and although his role is national, his career path and the start of his career at KMEX in Los Angeles make him relevant for this ranking.

Jesús García is an award-winning journalist and editor for La Opinión, and his podcast 'El Diario Sin Límites' has been recognized among the best on immigration in the U.S., maintaining his relevance in 2026 in Los Angeles.

Ana Milena Varón, EFE Agency correspondent in Los Angeles for over a decade, was honored by the Los Angeles City Council in 2024 for her vital work in giving voice to the community, indicating her influence and trajectory.

Roberto Ticona, News Director for Estrella TV, was honored by the Los Angeles City Council in 2024, highlighting his key leadership role in producing news for the city's Hispanic audience.

Erika Flores, correspondent for Noticiero Nacional de Telemundo, was honored by the Los Angeles City Council in 2024, demonstrating that her work has a significant impact on the city's Hispanic community.