Patricia harvey autobiography

Pat Harvey is the anchor of the KCAL News 5 p.m., 6 p.m., 9 p.m. and 11 p.m. broadcasts. 

She is the longest-running anchor in prime-time news, joining KCAL in 1989. After an impressive 20-year tenure at the station, she made the transition to KCBS, where she played a pivotal role as one of the original anchors for the nation's first nightly three-hour newscast.

Harvey began her career in Saginaw, Michigan at WNEM-TV as a general assignment reporter and later produced and anchored the station's 6 and 11 pm newscasts. In 1981, Harvey helped launch CNN Headline News and a year later was named co-anchor of CNN's Daybreak program. 

Before joining KCAL, Pat was an anchor and reporter for Chicago's superstation WGN-TV.  There, her series of investigative reports on faulty pap smears led to new health legislation in Illinois shut down a lab responsible for many of those defective smears in Tarzana, California. She was also named to the Governor's Task Force on Education. 

With a rich career spanning various continents, she has covered major local news events, p

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