KTLA 5 News - Los Angeles 17+

I live in Nipomo CA. I am a seven day a week watcher and have been for many, many years. Your anchors and reporters are the best! Their humor makes my day. News can be depressing at times and their energy and caring of others cuts that depression. We have never lived in the L.A. area but your reporting of events there wish at times that we did. But then we see the traffic and are glad we live where we do. LOL
I watch your station on my I pad from 4 to 5, as you don’t come on our local tv until 5. And on the weekends, I watch you again on my I pad, as our local station does not carry you at all.
Keep up the great work. Lynda Tilley

don't support these fart clowns. they've been harassing me since 2017 out of jealousy of my success. they're sending cars from their employees to my household and revving their engines as loud as they can bc they know we have weak windows, causing ear damage. they also shaking my ground floor with vibrations causing dmg to my ankles and knees. b4 it was just my ankles and now it's also my knees, physical attacks. i know for sure they are spying on me as well bc every mistake that i do, simple or major, they send a car over here to rev their engine as they drive by. its all bc my father keeps tuning into this God forsaken channel on analogue basic free tv los angeles area only. they can spy bc as soon as your tv scans the KTLA-CW ch 5 network, your tv is compromised. i believe its coming from their broadcasting towers. i even feel satisfied that one of them passed away bc of all the harassment abuse ive been dealing with this network. ditch this network, let em get bankrupt. Your welcome.

Been watching KTLA for many years now, I have grown up with it. The reason I watched for so long was because the foundation of family and community that they established was very welcoming and familiar. However all good things come to an end. I was not impressed by the awful way management ( I’m looking at you Janene Drafs ) has handled the departure of Lynette Romero and the termination of Mark Mester. It leaves a bad taste and I can just easily switch to a different news station to watch now anyways. KTLA, you really missed the mark this time around. You’re just another corporate shell like the rest of them, and there is no longer anything special about your network. Probably no one will read this, or even care…but after watching a network for more than 20 years it really becomes a part of your identity, and this felt like a betrayal of sorts.