Veronica De La Cruz
Veronica De La Cruz
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Veronica De La Cruz is an anchor at Scripps News, the Scripps owned national news network. Currently, you can find her anchoring Scripps News Live, from 12-3pm eastern. Prior to that she was the evening anchor at CBS San Francisco. Prior to her move to CBS in SF, she lived in New York City and worked at NBC News, MSNBC and CNN. Throughout her career as a storyteller, she has been nominated for seven Emmy Awards and is the proud recipient of an Emmy Award, a duPont Award and a Peabody Award.
Recent Work
European Union Leaders Divided On How To Curb Soaring Energy Costs
Is A College Education Still Worth It?
How A Mom And Son Are Celebrating Pride Month
Pete Davidson Skipping Ride To Space On Jeff Bezos' Rocket
Russian Strikes Hit Ukrainian Capital And Outskirts Of Lviv
Kanye West Banned From Instagram For 24 Hours
Founder Howard Schultz Returns To Lead Starbucks On Interim Basis
CDC Lowers Risk Assessment For Traveling On Cruise Ships
Jussie Smollett Released From County Jail During Appeal
Starbucks To Phase Out Disposable Cups
White House Public Tours To Reopen April 15
How You Can Save Gas By 'Hypermiling'
Police Arrest Man Suspected Of Stalking, Killing Homeless
Costco To End COVID-19 First Responder, Senior Shopping Hours
Dolly Parton Removes Herself From Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame List
Digging Into National Potato Chip Day
William Hurt, Star Of 'Broadcast News,' 'The Big Chill,' Dies at 71
Tom Brady Is Returning To Tampa To Play 23rd Season In NFL
U.S. Journalist Brent Renaud Killed By Attack In Ukraine
MLB Cancels 93 More Games, Gap Narrows In Bargaining
CDC: 93% Of U.S. Population In Areas Where Masks Aren't Needed
Europe's Largest Nuclear Power Plant On Fire After Shelling
States Launch Probe Into TikTok's Effect On Kids' Health
ADP: U.S. Added 475,000 Jobs In February
AMC To Charge Slightly More For 'The Batman' Tickets
Fitbit Recalls 1 Million Ionic Watches After Burn Injuries
Supreme Court Nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson Heading To Capitol Hill
Airbnb To Offer Free Housing To 100,000 Ukrainian Refugees
Hollywood Halts Releases In Russia, Including 'The Batman'
