City TV-18 Television that Matters

Tony Ruggieri

Tony Ruggieri

Tony has worked at City TV for 23 years. He is proud of the awards Channel 18 has garnered for productions such as "Impressions in TIme: A Story of Santa Barbara" which received an Emmy Award in 2001. Tony maintains a high standard for City TV productions, including the airing of live City Council and other public meetings. Tony enjoys golfing and hanging out with his wife Julie and children, Sam and Quincy.

Chris Bell
Chris Bell

Chris brings his local television experience with Santa Barbara County to CityTV. It is Chris' touch that marks "Inside Santa Barbara" segments with a high degree of energy, competency and artistic flow. He helped City TV to win the Emmy for "Impressions in Time." Chris is an accomplished underwater and landscape photographer. He is happily married to his wife, Marilee.

Dominique Blocker
Becky Davis

Producer & Reporter

Originally from the Central Valley, Becky made her way to Santa Barbara to attend UCSB. During her time in college, Becky interned for City TV for three years. After graduating with bachelor's degrees in both Film & Media Studies and Religious Studies, Becky returned to City TV to fulfill her dream of working in media production. Becky loves photography and spending time outdoors with her husband, Eric.
Rogger Vivar

Rogger Vivar

Production Aide

Rogger Vivar brings a wealth of experience to City TV from his many years in radio
and television in South America. Born and educated in Peru, Rogger is producer of City TV's spanish language show "Nuestra Ciudad". Rogger takes an active role in the local community serving on the boards of different non-profits and as an associate pastor for Calvary Chapel in Santa Barbara.

Jeff Goodvin

Jeffrey Goodvin

Jeffrey T. Goodvin is a Brooks Graduate in 1990 who has worked in the Motion Picture and Video business for 17 years. He started out working as an assistant for Francis Ford Coppola, and then worked for Panavision Cameras in Chicago. He also was a TV photojournalist from 2000 to 2007, and now he is back in school at SBCC and works for City TV.