Len Ramirez
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San Jose native Len Ramirez has been a news reporter for CBS 5 Eyewitness News covering the Santa Clara County/South Bay Region since 1989. Prior to his arrival at CBS 5, Len was a reporter for KOMO Channel 4 in Seattle, Washington and at KMST Channel 46 in Monterey. Ramirez was also a general assignment reporter for the San Jose newsroom at KSBW Channel 8 in Salinas.
Len received an Emmy award in 2003 for Best Daytime Newscast reporting. He has also been the recipient of two Best News Story awards from the Radio and Television News Directors Association in 1985 and 1986. He also has three other Emmy nominations for breaking and investigative news. During his career, Len has covered several major national and international stories including the Mexico City earthquake, the Los Angeles riots, and the OJ Simpson murder trial. Len also specializes in covering Santa Clara County for CBS 5.
Len often volunteers his time to encourage students to complete their education and is a frequent guest speaker at San Jose’s Latino Role Model Conference. He is also a member of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists and the California Chicano News Media Association.
Len graduated from San Jose State University with a degree in journalism in 1983.
He lives in San Jose with his wife Julie, and their three children.
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Chowchilla Kidnapper Now Living In Mountain View
CBS 5 has learned that the three men who kidnapped a busload of Chowchilla schoolchildren in 1976 and buried them in a quarry in Livermore has been paroled to a home in Mountain View after being released from state prison.
2012/06/22
Undocumented Oakland Father Denied Life-Saving Surgery
Jesus Navarro needs a transplant. He has insurance, and his wife wants to donate a kidney, but University of California, San Francisco won’t do the transplant.
2012/02/06
Gilroy Installs High-Tech Cameras To Curb Crime
The city recently rolled out high-definition infrared, pan, tilt and zoom surveillance cameras that will record just about everything that happens on Monterey St.
KPIX 5–2011/08/16
San Ramon Islamic Center Celebrates Newly-Expanded Mosque
A growing Muslim population in Contra Costa County is celebrating the holy month of Ramadan with a newly-expanded mosque in San Ramon.
KPIX 5–2011/08/02


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