Jacqueline London is an Emmy Award-winning anchor and reporter for NBC10. You can watch her live on weekday evenings during the 4 p.m., 5 p.m., 6 p.m., and 11 p.m. newscasts.
Jacqueline is most passionate about sharing personal stories of people from the Greater Philadelphia area and keeping them informed about the issues that matter most in their communities.
“I love coming across viewers and hearing what they want to see in our coverage,” she says. “Whether I have the chance to meet them at a community event or just out on the street, I truly cherish every interaction.”
Among her most unforgettable moments at NBC10 was field anchoring right from the field after the Eagles’ historic win in Super Bowl 52. Another standout experience was producing and hosting a 10-part series and 30-minute documentary on the sister-city relationship between Philadelphia and Paris. Leading up to the 2024 Olympics in Paris, Jacqueline interviewed historians and architects about the parallels between the two cities, the comparisons in culture, and conducted profiles on Philadelphians turned Parisians.
Jacqueline also had the honor of covering the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro. While there, Jacqueline had the opportunity to interview many of the Olympians from the Delaware Valley. She was able to follow local athletes every step of the way from their grueling trainings, to the Olympic competitions and the medal stands. It was an honor for Jacqueline to cheer them on in person and share their journeys with the NBC10 viewers.
Prior to joining NBC10, Jacqueline served as the evening anchor at WKMG-TV in Orlando, Florida. She has won 12 Mid-Atlantic Emmy Awards and two prestigious Edward R. Murrow Awards. Of the Emmy Awards Jacqueline has received, she was most touched by her Emmy for an Enterprising series on the Opiod Epidemic. For the 2-part series, Jacqueline profiled a woman who once lived on the streets of Kensington and now devotes her time to giving back to those who need a helping hand to overcome drug addiction.
Deeply involved in the community, Jacqueline has emceed a wide range of charitable events, including the Philly Heart Walk for the American Heart Association, the NAACP Awards Gala, the Urban League of Philadelphia Gala, Big Brothers Big Sisters Galas, and the Blue Tag Gala & Blitz, Bowties, and Bourbon Fundraiser.
When she’s not on the air, Jacqueline enjoys traveling and discovering new restaurants throughout the Philadelphia area.
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