Tyler Wayne
Producer, Morning Edition
(he/him)
Tyler Wayne produces Morning Edition at the station, which means dark mornings and no traffic on my way to work. The no traffic part is really nice, by the way.
He's a transplant from Louisiana, but was born and raised in Texas. Before moving to L.A., Wayne worked in radio and TV as a producer, anchor, and reporter. He says learning about Southern California and informing our listeners while doing it is making the experience worth the while.
When he's not working, Wayne enjoys swimming, hiking, watching movies, collecting vinyl records, and listening to live music. If you have any suggestions about something he should check out, let him know!
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The city wants to cut down on firework use by getting people to exchange them for gift cards. -
Pharmacists from Vons, Kroger, Albertsons, and Pavilions grocery chains rallied today for fair wages and adequate staffing. The pharmacists claim that minimal staff, along unfair wages have led to an overwhelming work environment. -
Bé Ù is offering banh mi, popcorn chicken, or summer rolls in exchange for an unopened 28-ounce bottle of Sriracha. -
The state's Wildlife and Fish Service says a bacteria likely carried by migrating birds will result in the euthanizing of 350,000 fish to stop the spread of disease. -
Want To Decide Where $8.5 Million Gets Spent In The City? Applications For New Program Close TuesdayL.A. REPAIR is the city’s first “participatory budget program,” and it’s focused on community investments in historically underserved neighborhoods. -
The event runs through Sunday and offers folks a chance to try a variety of restaurants while supporting Latino businesses. -
The fair is famous for frying every single food on God's green earth. -
The board, composed of LGBTQ+ people and advocates, will seek input from the community and help improve the department’s practices. -
Meteorologist David Sweet with the NWS emphasized the importance of staying hydrated and cool on days when it gets so hot — even if it’s only for a day or two. -
The latest addition is a 1.5 mile stretch where Angelenos can bike or walk safely in Canoga Park.
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