Steve Lopez Biography, History, Age, Weight, Height, Relationships

May 2024 · 3 minute read

Steve Lopez- Biography

Steve Lopez is a columnist for the Los Angeles Times who has been with the newspaper since 2001. Steven M. Lopez was born in the United States in 1953 in Pittsburg, California. Steve is the son of Spanish and Italian immigrants. He is a graduate of San Jose State University and a native of Pittsburgh, California. Steve has written for Time Inc. publications such as Time, Life, Entertainment Weekly and Sports Illustrated.

What is Steve Lopez’s net worth? Salary, Earnings

Steve’s net worth is expected to be $2 million by 2022. He earned it while working as a journalist at the Los Angeles Times, where he has been since 2001.

Steve Lopez- Birth, Age, Ethnicity, Siblings, Education

Steve Lopez will be 68 years old in 2021. Steven M. Lopez was born in the United States in 1953 in Pittsburg, California. Steve was born in Pittsburgh, California to Spanish and Italian immigrant parents. However, no information is available about Steve’s siblings. We will be on the lookout and update this information as soon as it becomes available.

Steve Lopez- Relationship, married life

Steve is married to his second wife, Alison Shore, an editor and screenwriter. On May 11, 1996, Steve Shore married Alison Shore. Steve’s first marriage gave birth to two sons. No information is available about his first marriage. We will be on the lookout and update this information as soon as it becomes available.

Steve Lopez’s professional career

While working at Time Inc., Steve wrote for Time, Life, Entertainment Weekly, and Sports Illustrated. Steve previously worked for the Philadelphia Inquirer, the San Jose Mercury News, and the Oakland Tribune. His works include Third and Indiana, as well as The Sunday Macaroni Club and In the Clear. Steve has also produced Land of Giants, a collection of his writings for the Philadelphia Inquirer, and Dreams & Schemes, a collection of his essays for the Los Angeles Times. Steve’s strange relationship with a schizophrenic cellist is the subject of a series of Steve’s writings. Steve published a book on Nathaniel Anthony Ayers that became a national bestseller and was made into the movie The Soloist, starring Robert Downey Jr. as Lopez. In 2007, Steve appeared in the documentary Skid Row. Ayers and Steve’s friendship was also featured on the March 22, 2009 episode of 60 Minutes. Steve was asked by Carmen Trutanich, a Los Angeles City Attorney, to take a marijuana driving test in October 2010. Steve’s research sought to determine the possible repercussions of California’s Proposition 19. Steve has won numerous national journalism awards, including the HL Mencken and Ernie Pyle awards, and was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize for his columns on caring for the elderly and his father’s declining health. Steve received the Los Angeles Press Club President’s Award at the 50th Annual Southern California Journalism Awards in 2008. Steve’s non-fiction literary work, The Soloist, won the PEN USA Award for Literary Nonfiction. Steve won three local news Emmys and a share of the Columbia DuPont Award for his civic affairs reporting on KCET TV in Los Angeles. On April 29, 2011, Steve received an honorary doctorate from his former university, San Jose State University.

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