Dana Tyler Retires from CBS New York After 34 Years

The Emmy-winning journalist and pioneering anchor bids an emotional farewell, leaving a legacy of excellence and inclusivity.

Veteran news anchor Dana Tyler has retired after 34 years at CBS New York, marking the end of an era for the station.
Tyler, who began her career at WCBS-TV in 1990, was part of New York's first Black anchor team alongside the late Reggie Harris.
Throughout her career, Tyler won numerous Emmy Awards and was deeply committed to journalism, inclusivity, and covering major New York stories.
Her departure was emotional, with Tyler expressing gratitude to viewers, co-workers, and reflecting on the importance of diversity and compassion in news reporting.
Tyler will continue to contribute stories and interviews on the channel’s broadcast and streaming platforms.