
Stephanie Bertini
Stephanie Bertini is a reporter for Fox 5 News.
She is an award-winning and versatile television news reporter with more than fifteen years of experience in both the United States and Canada. Her range of experience includes: investigative reporting, feature reporting and anchoring. Stephanie has also hosted traffic, entertainment, and weather segments.
Stephanie moved to New York City in 2022 from Miami where she was based as a national correspondent for BNC- The Black News Channel. Before that, she covered local news in the Miami area for WTVJ NBC 6, where she worked as a general assignment reporter, special projects reporter, and hosted the afternoon traffic segment. Stephanie worked in South Texas at KRGV-TV as an anchor, reporter and special projects reporter. In addition, she has anchored, reported, and hosted weather and entertainment segments for Canadian television station CTV News Northern Ontario. Her first gig in television came as a lifestyle segment reporter for Canadian cable station Rogers TV York.
Stephanie has received industry recognition for her work, including the prestigious National Edward. R Murrow Award. She has extensive experience covering homelessness in North America, the criminal justice system in both, the United States and Canada, transnational crime along the U.S.-Mexico border, immigration, border security, gun violence, race issues, politics, labor disputes, and crime trends.
Stephanie has covered big events such as the New York City Marathon and Art Basel. She has interviewed celebrities like Elton John, Ludacris and Dwayne Wade. She covered the R. Kelly federal trial in Brooklyn. Stephanie reported and produced an in-depth series on the financial impact of the pandemic in 2020. Throughout her career, she has covered major weather events, including the deadly 2013 Tornado in Moore, Oklahoma. Stephanie was entrusted to tell stories about children living in the poorest conditions in South Texas; and to translate the accounts of many migrants who have made the illegal journey into the United States.
Born and raised in Toronto, Canada, Stephanie is multilingual. She speaks English, Spanish, Italian, and some French. She holds a bachelor's degree in history, an undergraduate degree in broadcasting, and a master's degree in journalism.
The latest from Stephanie Bertini
Moped-riding thieves wanted for at least 8 robberies across NYC: police
The thieves have targeted people with necklaces across Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens, police said.
Nearly 1 in 7 NYC public school students were homeless last year: report
In an interview with FOX 5 NY’s Stephanie Bertini, a Bronx mother living in a city shelter described the emotional toll of losing her longtime home after rent became unaffordable.
NYC's 34th Street Busway project paused by Trump administration
The 34th Street Busway project in Midtown has hit a roadblock as federal highway officials have raised concerns, prompting the New York City Department of Transportation (NYC DOT) to pause the project.
Queens, Yonkers casino proposals get community approval, one step closer to licenses
Casino expansion projects in Queens and Yonkers got the green light from the community on Thursday, days after three proposed locations in Manhattan were struck down.
Bronx teen's shooting death unsolved one year later, family wants answers
Sincere Campbell was 17 years old when he was shot and killed on Sept. 21, 2024.
NJ mom demands answers after 3-year-old son with autism returns home bruised
Because Aaron is autistic and nonverbal, his mother says he can't explain to her exactly what happened. Dominguez said she asked school staff for an explanation but was given conflicting accounts.
Fire in Yonkers 'under control'; Hudson Line service affected
A warehouse fire in Yonkers caused a hazmat situation earlier today, and is affecting service on the Hudson Line between Yonkers and Greystone.
Rabbi, family escape burning synagogue, a 'devastating' loss for NJ community
A synagogue in Rutherford, New Jersey, was destroyed by a major fire early Friday morning. The rabbi, his wife, and their six children, who were all sleeping inside when the blaze started, managed to escape the building unharmed.
NYC Council vote on improvements for delivery workers
The New York City Council is voting on a series of bills to improve the wages and protections of "deliveristas."
Calls grow louder to clean up open-air drug market in the South Bronx
Rep. Torres said his office had documented dozens of overdoses, children witnessing people injecting opioids and a sharp drop in foot traffic that’s devastating local businesses.









