Greg Lee
Greg has been at KTVU for since 2019. During his time here, he’s covered several significant political events including the 2020 primaries and elections, including interviews with presidential and down-ballot candidates. He’s also sat down with Gov. Gavin Newsom several times to ask questions important to Californians.
Beyond his political role, he’s covered breaking news including the 2020 Glass Fire. He and a small team also produce and create KTVU’s monthly special "Voices for Change," which discusses issues of social justice and equity. Greg also anchors the 5 pm, 6 pm, 10 pm and 11 pm news on Friday nights.
Greg grew up in Albuquerque, New Mexico and attended Pepperdine University in Los Angeles County. Before coming to KTVU, Greg worked at KABC in Los Angeles, KESQ in Palm Springs, and KTLA in Los Angeles. When he’s not working, Greg enjoys playing with his rescue dog, exercising, and mentoring the next generation of journalists.
The latest from Greg Lee
EF1 tornado in Scotts Valley, big rigs and cars overturned from high-speed winds
A powerful winter storm battered the Bay Area Friday night into Saturday, causing widespread issues, power outages and downed trees and flooding. Off-and-on rain and strong, gusty winds continued to hammer the region as the storm moves east.
FBI says tip from San Francisco police helped identify UnitedHealth CEO shooting suspect
The San Francisco Police Department provided a tip to the FBI that helped identify the suspect in the shooting death of UnitedHealth CEO Brian Thompson.
HUD Acting Secretary visits Oakland, encourages continued coordination
U.S. Acting Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Adrianne Todman paid a visit to Oakland, in response to an invite by leaders from the city’s Chamber of Commerce. Todman said she was eager to see the federal government’s investments at work.
Sonoma County voters to decide on Measure J — future of large-scale farms
This November, voters in Sonoma County will decide on a contentious ballot measure that would impact large-scale farms.
Suspect in apparent assassination attempt charged; Trump blames Biden, Harris 'rhetoric'
The man suspected in an apparent assassination attempt targeting Donald Trump made his first court appearance Monday as authorities continue their investigation. Ryan Routh is facing federal charges of possessing a firearm as a felon and possessing a firearm with an obliterated serial number.
Harris and Trump clash in first debate, light on policy details, heavy on attacks
In their first time facing each other in a debate and first-in person meeting ever, Vice President Kamala Harris and former president Donald Trump worked to sway voters and draw contrast to each other.
DNC 2024: California delegation will be front and center
California Democrats met Monday morning over breakfast to talk about the week ahead and their excitement for this process. California boasts the largest delegation at nearly 500 strong.
Former Secret Service agent explains potential security lapses in Trump assassination attempt
The Secret Service security planning, areas of responsibility and communication between Secret Service agents and local law enforcement officers are all under intense scrutiny, as investigators try to determine how a security lapse allowed Thomas Matthew Crooks, 20, of Bethel Park, Pennsylvania to climb onto the roof of a building outside the security perimeter of a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, and fire shots at former President Donald Trump from about 147 yards away.
MLB game at Rickwood Field will be etched in baseball history
On June 20, the San Francisco Giants and St. Louis Cardinals will meet at historic Rickwood Field in Birmingham, Alabama. The MLB's tribute to the Negro Leagues is a game Gerald Watkins says he never even dreamed of.
Kamala Harris met by Bay Area protesters over support for Israel
Vice President Kamala Harris arrived in the Bay Area on Wednesday for campaign fundraisers and was met by protesters during her visit.