
Biography and Career
Roberta Gonzales, born in Barstow, California, earned a liberal arts degree from San Diego State University and started her broadcasting career as a gardener and messenger, later moving on to film editing and reporting in San Diego and San Luis Obispo. She worked next at San Jose’s KNTV, then moved to Chicago’s WMAQ-TV in 1989, where she worked as a weather reporter for seven years.
Roberta returned to the Bay Area in 1996 to work at KPIX‑CBS, where she spent 21 years as Eyewitness News and KCBS radio Weather Anchor. She left the network in 2017 to start her own media-production company, Roberta Gonzales Productions, with a part-time weather gig at KTVU FOX 2 since 2021.
Honors & Acknowledgments
A local TV household face, Gonzales has won seven Emmy® Awards, eighteen Associated Press Awards for “Best Weathercaster,” and four American Women in Radio & Television awards. She was inducted into NATAS San Francisco’s Silver Circle in 2014 and received the CEDAW Women’s Human Rights Award in 2019.
Private Life
Roberta lives in Pleasanton, California. She married Randy Hahn, the play-by-play announcer for the San Jose NHL team, in 1986. She has two children, Randall (b. 1993) and Michael (b. 1995). Public divorces have never been reported, so they are presumed to be still married. She is very devoutly religious and is an Eucharistic minister, lector, and faith formation teacher in her home Catholic parish.
Impressive Facts
Roberta has finished over 30 marathons and a minimum of 5 full Ironman triathlons in many different countries, showing a passion for endurance sports that has endured a lifetime. She authored a children’s book, Marina the Fish with Teal Lips, based on her cultural and life experiences, and it was self-published initially in 2020.
Age, Income & Net Worth
Roberta Gonzales is approximately in her early 70s as of 2025 (her brother Michael was born in 1995; she was approximately 21 in 1982), although her official birthdate is not made public. Her salary and net worth at present are not made public; estimates are made, but no credible source gives certain figures.