Lee started his broadcasting career in New York City in 2000 as a producer at 102.7 WNEW after a successful internship at the station.

He moved to radio in 1984 to work for legendary sportscaster Curt Gowdy before moving to New York in 1990 to help launch Long Island's first local network news/talk show, 'Good Morning Long Island.' He began his career in Boston as a magazine writer and editor for international publication The Library Scene. Mevorach's career in print and broadcast news spans more than 30 years, including as Brand Manager of WINS since 1992. Both brands will retain their distinct identities but will now harness resources with the single mission of better serving our communities and reaching the next generation of news consumers.'

'1010 WINS and WCBS 880 will be in more places, covering more stories, creating more original content, expanding our digital footprint, and now offering listeners a crystal-clear FM audio experience. 'We are standing at the edge of an exciting new era for news in New York for our team, our advertisers, and, most importantly, our listeners,' said Mevorach. Ivan Lee has been promoted to Brand Manager of both stations. These series of moves will solidify our earned position as the go-to trusted source for news, traffic and weather every day.'Ĭoncurrently, Ben Mevorach is elevated to Vice President of New York News and will oversee both 1010/92.3 WINS and WCBS 880. 'Audacy New York's news organization, anchored by both 1010 WINS and WCBS 880, is the premier audio news outlet in the city and now more than ever we remain committed to serving our audiences as we have done so for over the last fifty years. 'At a time when quality journalism and local reporting is so critical, it was the ideal moment to make a strong investment in our news creation and distribution capabilities,' said Audacy New York Market President Chris Oliviero. The first of its kind collaboration will allow both stations to bolster their broadcast and digital news coverage, while maintaining their unique brands. Additionally, a new agreement with SAG-AFTRA will allow cross-utilization of anchors and reporters for both stations, which will enhance resource sharing and coordination to provide more cohesive coverage of the Tri-state area. The move, which begins October 27, displaces ALT 92.3. News WINS-AM/New York will begin a simulcast on WNYL-FM (92.3) improving its coverage reach throughout New York, New Jersey and Connecticut.

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