James Packard
James Packard
Anchor/Producer
James Packard is an anchor and producer at Scripps News. You'll find him fishing for smart interviews, digging for the heart of the story and spelling out how the news shapes what happens next. He's a Denver-raised graduate of the University of Missouri's journalism school. He's also an actor, a writer and a pilot. He enjoys new perspectives, rich conversation and witty jokes. So, if you offer any of those, please reach out.
Recent Work
FAA calls on airlines to help prevent another travel meltdown
Los Angeles school support staff at an impasse in higher pay talks
Navajo Nation fights for water access in front of Supreme Court
Biden reacts to bank failures: 'The banking system is safe'
Thursday storms will bring harsh weather to most of the US
Publications drop 'Dilbert' comic after artist's racist comments
Brutal winter weather is causing havoc across the country
Western storm is bringing conditions the area hasn't seen in years
California considers bill penalizing Big Oil over excessive gas prices
Tesla charging ports will soon be usable by other electric vehicles
Monterey Park memorial visitors honor victims, call for gun reform
Police still unsure of motive in Monterey Park shooting
Search for actor Julian Sands on Mount Baldy continues by air
Pres. Biden surveys California storm damage, increases funding
Bank of America glitch leaves some Zelle users waiting for their money
California storms will soon let up, but damage will exist long after
Justice Department settles $31 million redlining case in Los Angeles
LAPD under scrutiny after 3 men die during or after police encounters
California crews try to recover from week's flooding as rain restarts
As Damar Hamlin Continues To Recover, NFL Is Changing Course
Threats From Northern California Storm Remain Even As Rain Moves Out
Family To Sell Bruce's Beach Back To Los Angeles County For $20M
California's Heavy Rain Is Pushing Snowpack Out Of Historic Lows
Suspect In Deaths Of Idaho Students Arrested In Pennsylvania
Winter Weather Is Creating Havoc For Travelers
Starbucks Workers Begin 3-Day Strike For Better Working Conditions
Another Drought Emergency Has Been Declared In Southern California
Black Lives Matter Creates Student Debt Fund As Federal Relief Stalls
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass Declares Homelessness State Of Emergency
