Bobby Gonzalez

Line Producer at KTLA-TV (Los Angeles, CA)

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Coachella for alien lovers? ‘Contact in the Desert’ preview with actor Thomas Jane

1 month ago | ktla.com | Andy Riesmeyer |Bobby Gonzalez

Actor Thomas Jane stopped by KTLA to talk about Contact in the Desert, a five-day, out-of-this-world event in Indian Wells billed as “Coachella for alien lovers.” More than 60 guest speakers including Jane and Discovery Channel’s Josh Gates will join the leading voices in UAPs and UFOs to talk about life beyond earth, futurism, AI and more. The event runs May 29 through June 2 at the Renaissance Esmeralda Resort & Spa in Indian Wells. Tickets are still available for purchase.
Behind the magic of ‘Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’

2 months ago | ktla.com | Andy Riesmeyer |Bobby Gonzalez

The Tony Award-winning play “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” is now casting spells at the Hollywood Pantages Theatre through June 22, 2025. The production brings the Wizarding World to life with dazzling illusions and inventive stagecraft. KTLA’s Andy Riesmeyer goes behind the curtain to see firsthand how the magic happens.
Riders claim Uber fares spike after using gift cards

2 months ago | ktla.com | Andy Riesmeyer |Bobby Gonzalez

Some Uber users say they’ve seen higher fares after loading gift cards or credits into the app, and the theory is gaining traction online. SFGate spoke with multiple riders who noticed price hikes on familiar routes. Travel blogger Gary Leff also reported a jump in fare after using AmEx credits, fueling debate on Reddit. Uber denies the allegations, telling KTLA that fares aren’t influenced by payment method and are based solely on real-time demand.
KTLA debuts new Morning News mug- Here’s how you can win one

2 months ago | ktla.com | Andy Riesmeyer |Bobby Gonzalez

KTLA debuts its latest innovation: Morning Utility Gear, or M.U.G. Viewers can submit for their chance to win a new mug through April 11, 2025. Andy Riesmeyer reports on April 10, 2025.
This tiny studio became a viral sensation for saving vintage posters

2 months ago | ktla.com | Andy Riesmeyer |Bobby Gonzalez

Fourth Cone Restoration, a women-owned studio in Canoga Park, is gaining millions of views online for its mesmerizing art restorations. From vintage posters to delicate fine art, their skilled team brings damaged pieces back to life with incredible precision. KTLA’s Andy Riesmeyer goes inside the viral sensation that’s preserving history—one masterpiece at a time. This segment aired on April 01, 2025.
Did ‘Seinfeld’ actor invent the ‘raw-dogging’ travel trend?

Mar 27, 2025 | ktla.com | Andy Riesmeyer |Bobby Gonzalez

The travel trend of ‘raw-dogging’—enduring a long flight without distractions like a screen or cellphone—went viral last year. Now, actor Patrick Warburton is taking credit for starting the practice on a 1997 episode of Seinfeld. Andy Riesmeyer reports on March 27, 2025.
KTLA Staff Answers: What Brings You Good Luck?

Mar 13, 2025 | ktla.com | Andy Riesmeyer |Bobby Gonzalez

From lucky charms to quirky traditions, the KTLA 5 News team shares their luck rituals and superstitions ahead of St. Patrick’s Day. Andy Riesmeyer reports on March 13, 2025.
Schools are bringing back this long-forgotten program

Mar 4, 2025 | ktla.com | Bobby Gonzalez |Andy Riesmeyer

As artificial intelligence reshapes the workforce, U.S. schools are now investing heavily in vocational education. A Wall Street Journal report highlights districts revamping high school shop classes and offering hands-on training in fields like construction, manufacturing and woodworking. The shift aims to provide students with practical skills, ensuring they are prepared for the future—whether they pursue college or not.
L.A. coyotes avoid rich neighborhoods, study finds

Mar 3, 2025 | ktla.com | Bobby Gonzalez

A recent study from UC Berkeley found Los Angeles coyotes tend to avoid affluent neighborhoods, instead preferring less-wealthy parts of the city. Researchers explain, that people living in wealthier neighborhoods are more likely to haze, hurt, or capture coyotes, and the animals have learned this over time. Research also found higher density, lower income areas provide more opportunity for coyotes to eat, such as exposed trash left behind businesses.
Where to feel like you’re in Netflix’s Ripley… right here in L.A.

May 19, 2024 | ktla.com | Andy Riesmeyer |Samantha Cortese |Bobby Gonzalez

KTLA’s Andy Riesmeyer has been binging Ripley on Netflix… and he’s so into it, he wanted to see if he could eat, drink and experience a life just like the show’s 1960’s Italy setting… right here in Los Angeles. Join us on this vibe trip…. it’s fun! Though it’s not much cheaper than therapy.