Biografie

Steve is the winner of eight (8) Edward R. Murrow Awards and more than thirty-five (35) Golden Mike Awards for his work in broadcasting. In 2016, the California State Legislature issued a proclamation honoring Steve for his contributions to journalism. He is also the winner of numerous awards from the Associated Press, Headliner Awards, the LA Press Club and the International Association of Firefighters.

Steve is an award-winning reporter in Los Angeles. He is known for coverage of breaking news, investigative stories, and documentaries. He also hosts a weekly show about unsolved crimes.

The television show, SPU: Special Problems Unit, is based on Steve's real-life experiences covering the LA County Mental Health Department, and the mental evaluation units of the Los Angeles Police Department and the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department.

The television reality show, Code 3 Kitchen, is based on Steve's experience living in a firehouse in Phoenix, Arizona for one week, going on every call and pitching in on day to day activities including going on grocery runs, cooking meals and washing dishes.

During coverage of riots in Ferguson, Missouri, Steve was attacked live on the air during the Tim Conway, Jr. Show. While dodging live gunfire he was jumped and thrown against his rental car and his cellphone stolen. His connection to the station back in Los Angeles was dropped and many feared the worst because he was unable to call back and check in.