Perhaps best known to Los Angeles news viewers for her nearly a decade as part of the KTLA morning news team, it was actually Canada where she got her start.
Her very first television job was in 1993 in Victoria, B.C. Canada on CHEK-TV as host of an afternoon magazine show called CHEK Around. She also co-hosted a weekly entertainment show and did the weather on the noon newscast.
Michaela came to California in 1998 when she joined ZDTV, a national cable channel based out of San Francisco. She co-hosted a daily tech and entertainment show called Internet Tonight. ZDTV became TechTV a few years later and Michaela began anchoring multiple hours of their tech news.
After 9 years as part of the KTLA Morning News, she headed east to New York where she anchored CNN’s morning show “New Day”.
But California was calling again and after a three year stint in the east, Michaela returned to Los Angeles where she had her own daily national 2 hour show on CNN’s sister station HLN.
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