Patricia Nazario

Reporter

Awards

  • 2007: Golden Mike, Best News Special
  • 2007: National Association of Hispanic Journalist Award, Best Radio Reporting
  • 2006: Golden Mike Award, Feature Reporting
  • 2006: Florida AP in Best Public Affairs
  • 2001: 'National Mark of Excellence Awards'
  • 1995: Emmy Award for Best Feature (Contributing reporter)

Patricia Nazario was born in New York City and partially raised in Los Angeles. She's been a news reporter for 10 years, including local TV news in upstate New York and in central Florida.

Taking time away from the camera to earn her Masters degree led her to public radio. Patricia was in the graduate journalism program at Columbia University in New York City when the Twin Towers were attacked on September 11, 2001.

Patricia freelanced from Buenos Aires, Argentina during that country's worst-ever economic crisis. She's also reported from Colombia, Ecuador, and Costa Rica. Before returning to L.A., Patricia worked in Miami.

Recent Stories

Cops in riot gear keep an eye on protesters at UCLA Nov. 19, 2009
Charles Drew University closes its Urgent Care Clinic Nov. 18, 2009
Free rides today: Metro Gold Line East Side extension opens Nov. 15, 2009
Thousands attend free H1N1 clinic in Monterey Park Nov. 6, 2009
Patients accuse Cedars-Sinai Medical Center of not disclosing radiation overdose Nov. 2, 2009
Citizenship test changeover date nears Oct. 29, 2009
Los Angeles city, Mexican firefighters wrap up training session Oct. 27, 2009
Thousands in Los Angeles receive H1N1 vaccine Oct. 26, 2009
Los Angeles County opens first H1N1 vaccine clinic Oct. 23, 2009
First swine flu vaccination clinic opens in Los Angeles County Oct. 23, 2009
Residents near Angeles National Forest prepare for possible mudslides Oct. 12, 2009
Sweet taste of fall pie eating & baking contest in Malibu Oct. 10, 2009
Motion Picture Television Fund threatens to close nursing home Oct. 6, 2009
Another water main breaks, in West LA Sept. 28, 2009
Dozens of Avenues gang members arrested Sept. 22, 2009