Ernie Anastos spent 11 years as an anchor at Eyewitness News beginning in the late '70s before he left in 1989.

Ernie Anastos, the Emmy-winning anchor who became one of New York’s most recognizable local news figures has died at 82.

He worked at WABC's Eyewitness News for 11 years and Fox’s WNYW for another 14 and had two stints at WCBS in between.

A television journalist for four decades with 30 Emmy Awards, Mr. Anastos especially enjoyed delivering good news.

The former WABC-TV anchor and colleague Ernie Anastos has died at 82. The injury reportedly occurred the night before Banks' on-field testing and will sideline him until June. Murray inked a one-year ...

Veteran New York TV news anchor Ernie Anastos has died aged 83 after a short battle with pneumonia. The Emmy Award-winning WABC Eyewitness News legend was one of the most beloved faces in NYC ...

Ernie Anastos, the legendary face of tristate television news for decades, has died. Known for his warmth and professionalism, the 82-year-old Anastos was the only anchor to have led the evening news ...

Ernie Anastos, the Emmy-winning journalist and New York television news anchor, died at 82. His career spanned nearly five ...

Emmy-winning journalist and former WABC news anchor Ernie Anastos has died at 82 after decades of bringing news to the people of New York City.

Ernie Anastos, a New York TV newsman for more than 40 years who worked at network affiliates WABC, WCBS and WNYW and won many local Emmys, died March 11 at 82.