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Along the way, Noyes was honored with TV's highest award, the Peabody, 10 Emmys, two Edward R. Murrow awards and many Golden Mike Awards. He taught his craft at USC's journalism school, and penned several books, including "Legacy of Doubt," which linked organized crime to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. After retiring from the news business in 2008, he published several other books, including "The Real L.A. Confidential," in which he wrote about some of L.A.'s most notorious crimes, including the Manson family and O.J. Simpson murder cases. His 2015 book, "Who Killed the Big N...

Award-winning news producer and investigative journalist Pete Noyes, a Los Angeles television news pioneer and mentor to many colleagues and students who took his broadcast newswriting classes at USC and Cal State Northridge, has died at his home in Westlake Village. Noyes, who had been in declining health, died Monday night at age 90, according to his son, Jack Noyes, a longtime assignment editor at NBC4. For the record: 9:58 AM, Feb. 05, 2021An earlier version of this story said that Noyes worked at KOVR-TV in Sacramento. He worked at KXTV in Sacramento Noyes began his journalism career at ...