
Ruth Castillo joined the KSWT News Team in May 2010 as a reporter, producer and anchor. She spent two years working at Metro Networks as a radio reporter, covering news and traffic for various radio stations in San Diego. She has a BA in Communications from BYU and a MA in Behavioral Science from CSU Dominguez Hills. Most recently, Ruth worked on her TV broadcasting skills at San Diego City College.
Ruth also worked as a freelance journalist, high school cross country/track coach and fitness instructor while raising her small family in San Diego. She also spent 10 years as a Navy wife, seeing her husband off on four six-month deployments to the Persian Gulf.
In her spare time, Ruth enjoys spending time with her family, running on the trails, and taking photos with her infrared camera.
Send her an email: rcastillo@kswt.com
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