Reporter & Fill-in Anchor for KTLA

Christina Pascucci | Biography

Founder of All She Wrote Books Campaign in Brooklyn

• By Yunil Tamrakar
• Original : February 09, 2022

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Christina Pascucci is a journalist who works as a reporter and fill-in anchor for KTLA.

Who is Christina Pascucci?

Christina Pascucci is a journalist, licensed pilot and driver, and humanitarian. She was born on 16 September in Los Angeles, California. However, her birth year and family bio are yet to be revealed.

In 2018, she shared a post on Instagram on her birthday and wrote, "This birthday, I'm grateful for best friends who have seen me through it all!"

KTLA and Humanitarian Initiatives

Pascucci began working as a reporter and fill-in anchor for KTLA, LA's No. 1 morning news station, in 2011 and still works there.

She started journalism with the vision to affect positive change in human rights and the environment. 

During Pascucci's long humanitarian career, she swam with hundreds of sharks to bring attention to the shark finning industry. She also traveled to all seven continents to tell the untold stories of the world, interviewed the world's spiritual and political leaders, and prompted the change of corrupt policies.

In addition to that, Pascucci is also an ambassador for a non-profit organization called 88 Bikes, which fights child sex trafficking all over the world. And Pascucci joined on a trek through the Cambodian jungle to highlight their work to rescue young girls.

In 2019, Pascucci launched the All She Wrote Books Campaign, a pop-up shop. The shop appeared in various markets and breweries throughout the Greater Boston area. It had a three-tiered cart stocked with books from her personal collection and contributions from friends. 

The following year in 2020, Pascucci was named the 'Journalist of the Year' by the Los Angeles Press Club.

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In a Q&A with Life of Liberte, she mentioned that she is passionate about her work as a journalist. She said, "Experiencing moments of love, triumph, and connecting with other humans, from all walks of life. That's why I believe I found my calling in journalism. I am passionately curious about the world and people, have always asked 'why,' I refuse to accept the status quo, and I am grateful I have the opportunity at times to give the voiceless a voice. How cool is it to have a job that gives you the opportunity to meet such a tremendous variety of people and experience something new every single day while simultaneously expanding your mind and broadening your perspective of the world?!"

Big Brother Big Sister 

Pascucci has been a Big Brothers Big Sisters mentor for the past decade. She was also recognized by the Senate and named 'California's Big Sister of the Year' in 2019.

Pascucci is passionate about breaking down barriers and teaching young women what is possible.

On 17 June 2019, she shared a video on Instagram after being named 'California's Big Sister of the Year.' She wrote, "I don't really know where to start but I'm so grateful to @cbbbsla and the CA Association Of Big Brothers Big Sisters for the honor of making me California's big sister of the year."

Marriage

Pascucci got married to her husband, Austin, in March 2021 after getting engaged on 18 November 2019. The couple first met each other in summer 2018.

The same day after getting engaged, she wrote on her Instagram, "He asked in the most storybook romance way. Austin even hired a violinist and photographer which is soooo unlike him."

Pascucci also wished her husband a happy birthday on 16 December 2021 on Instagram.