Lisa Rozner Facts: Bio, Age, Height, Weight, Family, and Net Worth

Lisa Rozner is an American journalist best known for playing Investigative Reporter in Forgotten Families.

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Best Known For:The television show Forgotten Families

Breakthrough:Graduated with honors from Ithaca College's Roy H. Park School of Communications

10 Quick Facts About Lisa Rozner

Full Name: Lisa Rozner
Nationality: American
Profession: Journalist and reporter
Known For: The television show Forgotten Families
Current Role: General assignment reporter
Gender: Female
Specialization: Reporter, Journalist, and Investigative Journalist
Beats: Investigations and Crime / Public Safety
Media Level: Local
Employer Type: TV Station

Lisa Rozner Age

Lisa Rozner's exact age is not publicly confirmed.

Education

She attended Ithaca College, where she studied Communications.

Ithaca College
- Field of Study: Communications

Career & Work

Lisa Rozner's career includes news and reporting roles with WCBS-TV-TV, a television station and NY1.

Organization: WCBS-TV-TV

Role: General Assignment and Investigative Reporter

Period: 2017–Present

Details: New York, New York

Organization: NY1

Role: Reporter and Anchor

Period: Before 2017

Details: New York, New York · Reported exclusive stories about education transportation access and allegations of wedding photography fraud.

Organization: NJTV News

Role: Reporter

Period: Before 2017

Details: New Jersey

Organization: WMBC-TV

Role: Lead Multimedia Journalist and Anchor

Period: Earlier career

Details: New Jersey

Organization: WZBN-TV

Role: Television Reporter

Period: Early career

Details: New Jersey · Began her on-air reporting career covering New Jersey's capital region.

Organization: FOX News Channel

Role: Behind-the-Scenes News Production

Period: Before on-air reporting career

Details: Gained newsroom experience working behind the scenes before becoming an on-air reporter.

Rise to Fame

Lisa Rozner rose to prominence for her role on the television show CBS News New York.

Notable Works

Notable media work includes CBS News New York, Forgotten Families, and NY1 News.

Television

TV Show: CBS News New York (Reporter, 2017-Present) — Television and digital reporting on New York metropolitan-area news
TV Show: Forgotten Families (Investigative Reporter) — CBS News New York investigative series examining substandard housing provided to homeless New York City families
TV Show: NY1 News (Reporter and Anchor) — Reported original stories and investigations during her employment at NY1

Work: New York City public housing rental-ripoff hearings (Reporter, February 2026) — Reported on concerns raised by NYCHA residents about city rental hearings
Work: Former Pfizer headquarters structural instability investigation (Reporter, July 2026) — Covered building safety concerns and evacuations in Midtown Manhattan
Work: Keyport landfill environmental testing (Reporter, September 2026) — Reported on state environmental findings and community health concerns in New Jersey

Notable Coverage

New Jersey school bus crash investigation – CBS News New York – 2018 – Uncovered the driving history of a school bus driver involved in a fatal crash that killed a teacher and a student
Schoharie limousine crash – CBS News New York – 2018 – Reported live from Schoharie, New York, after a limousine crash killed 22 people
Investigation of wedding photographer complaints – NY1 – Investigated allegations that numerous brides had been scammed by the same wedding photographer
New York City public housing conditions – CBS News New York – 2026 – Reported on New York City Housing Authority residents' concerns about their exclusion from rental-ripoff hearings
Unstable former Pfizer headquarters building – CBS News New York – 2026 – Covered structural failures, evacuations and worker safety concerns involving a Manhattan building conversion project
Keyport former landfill environmental testing – CBS News New York – 2026 – Reported on New Jersey environmental test results and residents' concerns about potential contamination

Awards & Achievements

Alfred I. duPont-Columbia University Award — Columbia University — 2021 — Investigative reporting associated with the Forgotten Families housing investigation.
New York Emmy Award Nominations — National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences — 2024 — Two nominations for team coverage of a Bronx apartment building collapse.

Lesser Known Facts

She worked behind the scenes at FOX News Channel and News 12 Networks before becoming an on-air reporter.
She enjoys traveling and discovering new restaurants.
She contributed to the Forgotten Families investigation of housing conditions affecting homeless families.
At NY1, she investigated allegations involving a wedding photographer and numerous dissatisfied brides.
She joined CBS News New York in 2017.
Her reporting has received recognition from the New York Press Club and the Philadelphia Press Association.