Cindy Hsu
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Cindy Hsu (born May 6, 1966) is an American local television news reporter. She previously served as the noon news anchor at WCBS-TV in New York City for almost ten years.
Hsu joined the station in 1993 as a reporter. She was promoted to weekend co-anchor a year later. She was promoted again to morning co-anchor in 1996, then noon co-anchor later in the year. She was briefly promoted to 5pm co-anchor in 2000.
Due to new anchor changes at WCBS, Cindy now co-anchors CBS 2 News Saturday and Sunday morning alongside Kirstin Cole.
-Quote From Cindy Hsu's WCBS Biography
[edit] Trivia
- She is a Taurus.
- Her hometown is Honolulu, Hawaii.
- Her favorite food is Dim Sum.
- First Television appearance was in Steubenville, Ohio.
-Courtesy of WCBS
[edit] External links
- WCBSTV.com: Cindy Hsu - official WCBS-TV bio
- WCBS-TV Homepage
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