She came to KPIX 5 in 1997 and has performed several anchoring and reporting assignments during her time with the station. Juliette is the weekend nighttime anchor. She got her start in broadcasting career reporting for Channel 30 in her hometown of Pleasanton during the early 90s and gained both additional local and national experience reporting and anchoring for news stations in the Redding, Chico as well as Sacramento television markets.
She has covered a wide range of local and national stories. While at KPIX 5 she added to her list of accomplishments with Emmy Nominations in “Breaking News” due to her exclusive coverage of fugitive James Nivette’s capture in France as well as her exclusive coverage of the Bay Bridge shooting incident.
She earned the APTRA “Excellence in Spot News Coverage” in 2004, due to her reports on the anchor desk during the Oakland Super Bowl Riots. Juliette was named Reporter of the Year in 2005, by The Women of Radio and Television Association. She earned an Emmy in 2006 for Best Anchor and in 2007. Juliette also received another Emmy due to her Best Newscast for the 5 pm news on KPIX 5.
Juliette earned another Emmy in 2008 for Best Anchor. In addition, she also earned an Emmy in 2009 due to her best Daytime Newscast for the noon show she anchors on weekdays. Juliette received a NorCal RTNDA award in 2012 due to her multi-part series: “Hunger Challenge…Living on Food Stamp Budget for a Week.” She earned her fifth Emmy in 2014 due to her team coverage on Batkid.
Juliette’s colleagues at CBS include:
Chikage Windler– chief meteorologist
Craig Setzer– Chief Meteorologist
Greg Floyd-anchor
Bettie Cross– anchor
Brittany Ford– reporter
Andrea Lindenberg – anchor
Ashley Gann– chief meteorologist
