Tony Cabrera
He joined the team in 2019 as an Orange County reporter. He previously worked at our sister-station in Fresno as a morning news anchor. He's also worked in Santa Barbara, Tucson, Arizona and Toledo, Ohio. But he first appeared on ABC7 as a correspondent for the nationally syndicated entertainment show, "On The Red Carpet."
Tony was born and raised in San Jose, but eventually moved to Los Angeles where he earned a degree in Broadcast Journalism from the University of Southern California. He and his wife are excited to be in SoCal to raise their four children.
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Tony's Stories
Agente del alguacil dispara a sospechoso que chocó repetidamente contra su patrulla en Bell Gardens
Un agente del alguacil disparó e hirió a un sospechoso que, según las autoridades, estaba girando en medio de una intersección de Bell Gardens antes de chocar contra una patrulla.
Deputy shoots, wounds suspect who repeatedly rammed into patrol car at Bell Gardens intersection
A bystander's dramatic video shows the suspect's SUV slamming into the patrol vehicle with enough force to push it onto a nearby sidewalk.
Harmful algae bloom in Santa Barbara, Ventura counties poisoning sea lions and dolphins
Hundreds of sea lions and dolphins are dying along the California coast and experts believe it's due to high concentrations of toxic algae.
Cientos de leones marinos y delfines están muriendo a lo largo de la costa de California
Desde el condado de Orange hasta el condado de San Luis Obispo, una proliferación de algas de marea roja amenaza tanto a los delfines como a los leones marinos.
14-year-old bicyclist severely injured in South LA hit-and-run caught on video; 4 suspects sought
Four suspects were being sought in connection with a hit-and-run crash that severely injured a 14-year-old boy who was riding a bicycle, authorities said.
Criminal charges possible for Texas officials after busing migrants to CA, AG Bonta says
Southern California agencies and nonprofits have stepped in to assist the 42 migrants bused here from Texas as state officials say criminal charges will be investigated in the case.
Truckers protest in DTLA as city decides to end haul truck program
Members of the Los Angeles City Contract Truck Association, which represents more than 100 minority-owned independent truckers, urged city officials to renew contracts for its As-Needed Haul Truck Program.
Co-founder of Tacos Delta in Silver Lake dies after being hit by driver while crossing street
Maria Valdivia, who co-founded Tacos Delta in Silver Lake, was hit while she was walking in a crosswalk in Echo Park, just two miles away from her restaurant.
Keith Haring's first-ever museum exhibition in Los Angeles debuts at The Broad
The exhibition features videos, sculpture, drawings, paintings, and graphic works, as well as representations from the artist's public projects.
Trash truck crashes into 110 Freeway wall, sending debris and chunks of cement onto street below
A crash involving a dumpster truck on the 110 Freeway in South Los Angeles ended in chaos, sending debris tumbling down into the adjacent neighborhood and causing major damage.