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
Family of Irwan Paez seeks justice after teen's tragic death, 3 teen shootings in one week
The family of a 17-year-old shot and killed outside a McDonald's is calling for justice. Despite the Houston Police Department detaining three individuals, no arrests have been made or charges filed.
Two Pasadena ISD students shot during after school fight, police searching for armed subject
Two Pasadena ISD students were shot during a fight after school on Friday, according to the district. Now, police are searching for an armed subject in connection with the shooting.
Honduran woman and children to voluntarily leave U.S. after husband's ICE detention
A Honduran woman and her five children have decided to voluntarily leave the United States after her husband was detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Houston, despite having no criminal record.
Washington Avenue residents demand action against rising crime after shooting leaves stray bullets in a home
Residents of Washington Avenue are calling for action after a recent shooting left stray bullets in a home, highlighting ongoing disturbances from nearby bars and restaurants.
Colony Ridge, Texas, immigration operation; low border crossings: Border Watch with Jonathan Mejia
We continue to see historically low numbers of crossings at the southern border. Also, north of Houston, approximately 90 people were reportedly arrested in and around Colony Ridge in an immigration operation. Here's this week's Border Watch with Jonathan Mejia.
Honduran family separated after ICE detention in Houston leaves family without father
A Honduran family living in Houston has been separated after a recent ICE operation led to the detention of a family member. The wife of the detained man is now considering leaving the United States to reunite her family.
U.S. adoptees stolen from Chile reunite with biological families in Chile
Five U.S. adoptees, taken as infants during Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet’s regime, are returning to Chile to meet their biological families for the first time.
Family seeks justice in fatal Houston hit-and-run; $5,000 reward offered
Two months after a deadly hit-and-run claimed the life of 61-year-old Lilia Vasquez, Houston police continue to search for the suspect. A $5,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest.
Houston surrogacy company scandal: Delayed charges in alleged SEAM fraud leave families in limbo
Victims of Dominique Side and her escrow company, SEAM, are concerned about the status of an ongoing federal investigation. Hundreds of victims across the country allege that Side misappropriated millions of dollars meant for families trying to become parents through surrogacy.
Undocumented migrants targeted to self-deport: Border Watch with Jonathan Mejia
Since President Donald Trump and his administration have taken office, a lot has happened when it comes to immigration and border security. U.S. CBP figures show illegal crossings at the border have dropped.