KTLA fired Mark Mester days after he introduced a tribute to his former co-anchor, Lynette Romero. Mester said that Romero’s departure from the station was “cruel” and that she deserved to say goodbye. A source says Mester was asked to leave the newsroom and refused. The station would not comment on the reason behind his firing. The Los Angeles Times reported a confrontation between Mester and management after he refused to accept Romero’s exit. The Times reported that Mester swore openly at management.Read Long Article
