Bianca Peters
Bianca Peters is the co-host of Good Day New York weekdays from 7 a.m. - 10 a.m.
Peters joined FOX 5 in September 2019. She was previously the co-host of Good Day Wakeup weekdays from 4:30 a.m. – 7 a.m.
Peters comes to FOX from WFOR-TV in Miami, Florida, where she served as a traffic anchor and sports reporter. Prior to that, she was a news anchor and reporter for KOBI-TV in Medford, Oregon. Previously, Peters held the position of host and segment producer for JUCE TV in Tustin, California.
Before that, she served as a host and reporter for ESPN’s X Games in Los Angeles, California. Peters began her career in broadcasting as a sports anchor and reporter for College Beat Productions in Long Beach, California. A graduate of California State University, she holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications.
The latest from Bianca Peters
Hudson Valley Restaurant Week: Here's what you need to know.
Over 100 restaurants are participating in this year's Hudson Valley Restaurant Week. Find out more.
Mike and Bianca's gift guide
Here is where you can buy some of the items that Bianca Peters and Mike Woods showed on Good Day New York as gift ideas.
New community center brings support and education to Lower East Side
In a city where yoga classes can cost up to $32 a session their state-of-the-art facility brings luxury, the highest quality equipment, and chemically free building materials into their studio for community members.
How do you become a sommelier?
The course to become a sommelier starts right in Midtown Manhattan, at the first professional wine organization in the US.
Stooping in NYC: Meet the couple behind the popular social media account linked to the trend
Stooping is when one person is throwing out an item and leaves it on the street or their stoop for someone else to pick up before it goes to the trash.
Monkeypox outbreak: Patient shares his experience
Matt Ford, one of the first Americans to be infected with monkeypox in this current outbreak, detailed his experience with the illness. Although he's on the road to recovery, he said it's been painful and disruptive.
From domesticated to street, rats are unique creatures
It's a sight New Yorkers see all the time whether they scurry past you on the streets or they're dragging full slices of pizza down subway stairs.
Spa-like experience helps lessen anxiety of annual mammograms
With October being Breast Cancer Awareness Month, it's is always a good time to remind women to get their yearly mammogram. Getting a mammogram can be a nerve racking experience, between the anxiety and discomfort some women are simply putting it off. New technology means they don't have to.