Hi,

 

I’m Nataly—reporter, storyteller, healer, and proud auntie. My path has taken me from breaking newsrooms to yoga studios, from covering wildfires to living through one myself. I believe stories have the power to heal and connect us, and I use my voice—on air, on stage, and online—to shine light on resilience, community, and love. This space is a reflection of all the things I cherish: storytelling, wellness, connection, and creating beauty in the everyday.

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I’m  a reporter at KNX News 97.1 FM, back in my hometown doing what I love most—telling stories that connect us. My path has taken me from anchoring TV in small towns to reporting in Nebraska, covering politics in Sacramento, sharing local stories across California communities, and now returning to Los Angeles radio. At heart, I’m a journalist by passion—committed to ethics, curiosity, and shining a light on truth.

I’m also a one-woman orchestra: I shoot, write, edit, and broadcast. Along the way, I’ve worked with CBS, ABC, and FOX affiliates, as well as Pasadena media, covering everything from politics and local issues to stories that highlight the resilience of everyday people.

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Beyond journalism, I’ve explored other paths of connection. I’m a Reiki Level I practitioner and a shamanic breathwork facilitator. I also host the HeyHeart143 Podcast, where conversations dive into healing, growth, and the stories that make us human.

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Family is at the center of my life. After losing my father—the gentlest soul, an artist, and my greatest inspiration—I stepped into our family business, CT Fine Jewelry, working with my brother to honor his legacy and keep his spirit alive.

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When I’m not reporting or creating, you’ll find me moving my body—whether that’s in a barre or dance class, at the gym, or flowing through yoga. I also love to meditate, travel, and spend time with the people who mean the most to me.

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My philosophy is simple: to be. To live in presence, to hold space for both light and shadow, and to honor the truth of the moment—knowing it may change tomorrow.

Thank you for being here. Let’s meditate, dance, grow, and keep telling stories that matter.