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Amy Johnson grew up in San Diego's North County in Poway and knew from an early age that she wanted to be a television news reporter. After graduating from California Baptist University in Riverside on a four-year volleyball scholarship, Amy began her news career at the CBS affiliate in Coos Bay, Oregon as an anchor/reporter. Amy's career path took her to Columbia, South Carolina; Milwaukee, Wisconsin; and Boston before leading her back home to Southern California where she joined the KCBS/KCAL team in 2005. Amy helped launch the stations' Ventura County bureau in April 2006.
The two-story, red-tiled-roof home on Adams Boulevard is home to the oldest Black women's club in Los Angeles, the Wilfandel Club.
Evacuating during a disaster can be stressful and scary, but it doesn't have to be if you're ready.
Young people faced many emotions during the pandemic, with many experiencing feelings of persistent sadness and hopelessness. Some teens have stepped up to help each other through peer counseling.
KCAL News Anchor Amy Johnson speaks with Jo Ann Boyce, a member of "The Clinton 12," who integrated Clinton High School in Tennessee in 1956.
7-year-old Lorenzo Arana donated 602 towels and 777 bars of soap to everyone at the Midnight Mission for his birthday.
