the same time. Lopez reported the latest entertainment news and stories on WNBC-TV, cable entertainment TV program E! News Live, and Spanish-language WNJU. In 2003, Lopez became a DJ for WNEW-FM, with her boyfriend at the time, Chris Booker, a New York disc jockey and correspondent for Entertainment Tonight. In October 2003, she joined WCBS-TV as a part-time correspondent, after their show was canceled at WNEW-FM. In August 2004, Lopez was named anchor of WCBS' weekend morning show, making this her first news-anchor job. For unknown reasons, she had not been presented on-air television since early April 2006, and she officially left the employ of WCBS-TV in June 2006. Co-anchor On July 29, 2006, Lopez debuted as the weekend co-anchor (with Mike Gilliam) on the News Corp-owned WWOR-TV's My 9 Weekend News at 10. They replaced the team of Cathleen Trigg, who departed the station, and Rolland Smith, who retired. Lopez moved to WNYW-TV's Good Day New York in 2007 and anchor of Fox 5 Live at 11am. Reid Lamberty joined her as co-anchor for the 5am hour and 11am hour on FOX 5. Lopez was replaced from WNYW-TV's Good Day New York by former CNN Headline News anchor Christina Park, and after returning to WWOR and her previous role she left television news altogether after the station ended weekend newscasts. Awards and recognition In 1993, Lopez was named in the "Who's Who Among American Hispanics." She won the 2001 Emmy Award for Outstanding Morning News Program. Personal life Lopez was in a relationship with radio/television personality Chris Booker. They met in early 2002 at WNEW-FM in New York City, where they worked as co-hosts for the morning show. The couple separated in early 2005. In 2008, Lopez had a daughter with her boyfriend Adam Goldfried. She and Goldfied subsequently separated. See also List of Hispanic and Latino Americans List of Puerto Ricans New Yorkers in journalism Nuyorican References External links Style Network's Glow: Bio page for Lynda Lopez Netscape Celebrity: Lynda Lopez (photo gallery) "Ch.5 putting Laberty into a.m. slot", New York Daily News, 2007-08-08. Jennifer Lopez' sister has baby girl 1971 births Living people American journalists of Puerto Rican descent American television reporters and correspondents New York (state) television reporters Television anchors from New York City American infotainers People from the Bronx LIU Post alumni Emmy Award winners Hispanic and Latino American women journalists American women television journalists