Harold Greene, Longtime Los Angeles TV News Anchor, Dies at 83

Harold Greene, Longtime Los Angeles TV News Anchor, Dies at 83 hakkında magazin dünyasında yaşanan en son ayrıntılar ve sıcak gelişmeler netleşti. Nov 4, 2026 11:24pm PT Harold Greene, Longtime Los Angeles TV News Anchor, Dies at 83 Veteran KABC and KCBS/KCAL anchor has been cited as an inspiration for Will Ferrell’s Ron Burgundy in 2004’s ‘Anchorman’ By Cynthia Littleton Plus Icon Cynthia Littleton Business Editor @Variety_Cynthia Latest UFC’s Event Sellout Spree Powers TKO Q3 Earnings 10 hours ago Jessica Alba Battled ‘Major Impostor Syndrome’ as She Built The Honest Company Into an Early Star-Led Business Success Story 2 days ago ‘SNL’ Celebrates Milwaukee Brewers’ World Series Win With Bobby Moynihan’s Drunk Uncle on Weekend Update 4 days ago See All Add us as a Google Preferred Source Comments Harold Greene , longtime Los Angeles TV news anchor known for his long tenures at ABC and CBS O&O stations and believed to be an inspiration for Will Ferrell’s Ron Burgundy in 2004’s “Anchorman,” has died. 3, his daughter Courtney Greene confirmed in a Facebook post.

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The polished broadcaster who sported a signature wavy reddish-brown hair style was a staple of Los Angeles’ TV news scene for more than 25 years. He anchored prime late-afternoon newscasts on KABC-TV Los Angeles alongside Ann Martin from 1982 to 2000.

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The following year, Greene moved to KCBS and KCAL Los Angeles (now CBS Los Angeles) for a seven-year hitch serving as a news anchor for both CBS-owned stations in the nation’s second-largest TV market. Related Stories Tubi Partners With TikTok to Create 10 Original Long-Form Series (EXCLUSIVE) “We have a feeling he’s already settling into the great newsroom in the sky, no doubt with a few suggestions on how things should be run,” Greene wrote.

Harold Greene got his start in San Diego in 1973 at KCST-TV. He then shifted to a rival San Diego TV station KGTV, where he was paired in a newscast with anchor Jack White in a newscast that took off and is said to have been one inspiration for the Ferrell character in Judd Apatow’s hit 2004 comedy “Anchorman.” Greene moved to San Francisco’s KPIX-TV briefly in 1977 before returning to Los Angeles to join top-rated KABC-TV.

He anchored newscasts with the legendary Jerry Dunphy, but was axed by the station after two years. Greene returned to the San Diego market but was back in L.A.

by 1982 to rejoin KABC. That’s when he began a successful partnership with another L.A.

TV news fixture of the 1970s, ’80s and ’90s, anchor Ann Martin. In 1999, Greene was recognized with the star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

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