Rob Hayes
Rob is a Cum Laude graduate of Bradley University in Peoria, Il with a degree in journalism
Rob's first on-air job came while he was a student at Bradley University when he was hired by WHOI as a weekend reporter. Rob went on to work at stations in Oregon, Washington, New York, Florida, Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin and California.
Rob has earned eight Emmy nominations. He has also won several awards from the Associated Press and Society of Professional Journalists.
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Rob's Stories
'Super El Niño' se intensifica; Condado de Los Ángeles se prepara para posibles inundaciones
Los funcionarios del condado de Los Ángeles están pidiendo a los residentes a que empiecen a prepararse para una temporada de El Niño intensa.
'Super El Niño' strengthens, triggering preparations for possible flooding in LA County
Los Angeles County officials are urging residents to begin preparing now for what forecasters say could be an unusually strong El Niño season.
Air taxi unveiled at LA Live, site of planned vertiport ahead of 2028 Olympics
One of L.A.'s first air taxis was unveiled at L.A. Live, where Archer Aviation and AEG plan to construct a vertiport.
Mayor Karen Bass, labor unions push for resolution on proposed Paramount-Warner Bros. merger
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and entertainment labor leaders are raising concerns about continued uncertainty surrounding Paramount-Skydance's pending purchase of Warner Bros.
Boyle Heights warehouse fire report shows serious health risks for surrounding community
A new report from St. John's Community Health and other organizations says people who live and work near the site of a massive warehouse fire in Boyle Heights could face severe and worsening health risks.
Los Angeles leads the nation in wire, cable thefts. Here's what's being done about the problem
We've been reporting for some time now on the rash of wire and cable thefts. In fact, Los Angeles has become the wire theft capital of the nation. We did some digging into the problem and what's being done about it.
Lineage misses LA's food cleanup deadline at Boyle Heights warehouse, says they have more time
Lineage Logistics, the owner of the Boyle Heights warehouse that caught fire in June, missed the food cleanup deadline laid out by the city.
Lawsuit alleges Trump administration's warrantless immigration raids in SoCal are unlawful
A lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Homeland Security challenges the Trump administration's warrantless immigration raids in Southern California.
New details shed light on what made bald eagle Jackie deteriorate, where her remains will be sent
Wildlife officials revealed new details about Jackie's illness, including that she had blood clots. We're also learning where her remains will be sent.
'Where are we going to go?' Bell Mobile Home Park residents notified of potential move
Residents of the Bell Mobile Home Park say they learned Tuesday of the city's latest plans to possibly sell the city-owned property, a proposal that could ultimately require all 115 homes in the park to be removed.