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Liz Hernandez Joins KTWV/Los Angeles as Morning Host


Liz Hernandez
Liz Hernandez

Liz Hernandez joins KTWV-FM (94.7 The Wave) in Los Angeles as morning host, weekdays from 6am-12pm, beginning October 3. She's a Mexican American television personality, broadcaster and journalist. As a SoCal native, Hernandez started her entertainment career as a radio host on the KPWR (Power 106) syndicated show "Big Boy's Neighborhood." After hosting for 10 years, she moved on to television entertainment news as a host and correspondent for Access Hollywood, E! News and MTV.

"Liz's familiarity and history with Southern California make her a perfect fit to take the reins of The Wave's morning drive," said Audacy Southern California Regional President Jeff Federman. "We're certain she will deliver a fresh, dynamic morning show that resonates with the Wave's community."

"This truly is a homecoming to my first love, radio, and what better way than with a morning show at The Wave," added Hernandez. "I am incredibly proud to be a Latina in this space and to represent my culture and community, and grateful for the opportunity to be a voice for the beautiful people of Los Angeles. I am excited to bring my energy and years of experience and to continue to celebrate this amazing city."

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