Jonathan Mejia
Jonathan Mejia is a trusted journalist known for his commitment to delivering accurate and compelling news stories. With years of experience working with esteemed networks CNBC and Univision, and local stations in the country, Jonathan has established himself as a growing force in the field.
Having most recently served as a multimedia journalist at KFOX14/KDBC in El Paso, Texas, Jonathan demonstrated his dedication and resilience by covering critical events that shaped the community and the nation at large as a one-man band. His fearless reporting during a mass shooting at a mall, putting thousands of dollars back into El Pasoans pockets as a result of his accountability reporting, and landing exclusives with key figures such as Border Patrol, Texas DPS, and the Department of Homeland Security highlights his ability to secure impactful stories.
Jonathan was born and raised in Boston, and his parents are from Honduras. Fluent in both English and Spanish, Jonathan leverages his bilingualism to connect with an expanded audience and tell stories that resonate across cultural boundaries.
His commitment to integrity and his passion for storytelling on TV, digital, and social media demonstrate his versatility in the ever-evolving landscape of the television industry.
During his free time, Jonathan enjoys traveling, creating content with his camera and drone, and spending time with his family.
The latest from Jonathan Mejia
Teacher arrested on child porn charges at Tompkins High School, advocates urge awareness of signs
CSAM stands for Child Sexual Abuse Material, which encompasses commercial sexual exploitation and child sex trafficking.
Houston janitors vote to authorize strike for higher wages, benefits
Houston janitors, seeking higher wages, benefits, and full-time work, authorize a potential strike as their contract expiration approaches.
I-610 deadly 18-wheeler accident: Houston family of victim wants justice
A Houston family speaks after the tragic 18-wheeler accident on I-610 North Loop took the life of their loved one, 63-year-old Joel Angel Guerra.
Houston's Vision Zero Plan faces scrutiny as residents question mayor's commitment
Houston's Vision Zero plan to eliminate traffic deaths faces criticism as residents question Mayor Whitmire's commitment to pedestrian safety initiatives.
Welcome to Our Newest Journey – Border Watch with Jonathan Mejia Newsletter
The coming year is poised to be a transformative period in America's history, with immigration and border issues playing a pivotal role in shaping our future.
Houston family seeks closure after finding relative's remains
The discovery of skeletal remains near a Pond in Cypress has left a Houston family desperate for answers regarding the death of their relative, Joann Montgomery Osagiede.
Houston shooting: Man accused of killing girlfriend, getting into gunfight with deputy constable
Authorities are searching for a man accused of shooting his girlfriend to death at a Houston gas station and then getting into a gunfight with a deputy constable.
Kingwood flood threat persists with more rain on the way
More rain is expected to hit the northeast Houston area near Kingwood as the San Jacinto River crests causing the threat for more flooding to increase.
Kingwood residents face escalating floods; officials urge evacuation but some remain
With flooding escalating in Kingwood, residents are urged to evacuate for safety, yet some have chosen to stay.
Houston double murder: Two women killed in ambush-style attack, suspected shooter wanted
Witnesses say three women were sitting on the porch just hanging out when a man dressed in a blue hoody and camouflage pants appeared from behind a fence and started firing at the women sitting on the porch.