Natasha Zouves is a Los Angeles-based journalist with a passion for health news and feature writing.
Zouves has had the privilege of reporting for the United Nations as well as interning for KABC, KNBC and KCBS. She has worked in broadcast and print journalism, and currently anchors and reports for ATVN.
Zouves is an award-winning journalist. In 2012 she won two Hearst awards--one in TV Feature Reporting and one in Enterprise Writing.
She is graduating from USC’s Annenberg School in the Spring of 2012 with a double major in Broadcast Journalism and Public Health.
Originally from Vancouver, Canada, Zouves has made L.A. her new home. She hopes to one day become a reporter on a national or international level.
USC Students Gather for Candlelight Vigil
Hundreds of students united at Tommy Trojan to remember two graduate students murdered Wednesday morning.
Students Talk About West Adams Shooting
USC students talked to ATVN about their initial reaction to the deadly shooting in West Adams.
Ryan's Story
Beard and Moustache Club
Some local men have found unexpected success, because of their facial hair.
Wrestling Resurgence
Until recently wrestling has been losing popularity and ratings for decades.
Breast Cancer Awareness Half the Battle
Breast cancer awareness month is coming to an end but the problems surrounding medical insurance aren't.
Radio Legend Norman Corwin Dies at Age 101
Corwin will be remembered Wednesday at USC, where he was a writer in residence.













