Over the holiday weekend, one of the most beloved personalities of New York City television passed away unexpectedly. Pablo Guzman, a reporter who had been working at CBS New York, passed away on Sunday, November 26. The sad news was confirmed by CBS New York. According to reports from The Daily Mail and other outlets, Pablo allegedly experienced a heart attack.
Guzman had a successful career in the television industry, working for some of the most popular networks in the city. He started his journey at Channel 5 in the 1980s and later joined WNBC (NBC 4) in the early 1990s. His impressive career culminated with 16 years of dedicated service at WCBS TV (CBS 2 New York).
Throughout his career, Guzman has covered a multitude of significant stories in the city, including 9/11 and its aftermath, as well as various crime stories. Guzman gained fame for his on-the-ground interviews, where he captured the essence of New York City’s biggest moments, including Yankee parades and other notable events.
According to Tony Aiello from CBS New York, Pablo possessed a rare blend of street smarts and book smarts. He believes that no other reporter in the history of New York had the same level of street credibility as Pablo. Debbie and their two children are left behind as his wife, surviving him.
In 2023, another beloved New York TV news personality has sadly passed away.
Legendary New York City Investigative Reporter Arnold Diaz Dies at 74
Reporter Arnold Diaz, who had a career spanning over 50 years, has passed away at the age of 74. His death comes after a courageous battle with cancer, according to reports.
Diaz gained recognition for his notable ‘shame’ segments, in which he defended the rights of ordinary New Yorkers who had been mistreated by various entities, ranging from negligent landlords to profit-driven businesses and inefficient government agencies.
Other Veteran TV Personalities Died in 2023
In May, we sadly lost John Roland, a beloved Fox 5 anchor who had been with us for a long time.
In July, we sadly lost Dr. Frank Field, a renowned meteorologist and science reporter, at the age of 100.
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