Leo Stallworth
Leo was born in Los Angeles but spent most of his childhood in Texas. He graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a degree in broadcast journalism.
He began his reporting career on the radio in Dallas, Texas. His first television reporting position was in Tyler, Texas, but he quickly moved on to Sarasota, Florida. He then worked as an anchor in Florence/Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, and a reporter and anchor in St. Louis, Missouri.
Since joining ABC7, Leo has become very involved in community events on behalf of ABC7, including helping to organize charity basketball games to benefit the Foothill Unity Center.
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Leo's Stories
Suspect arrested after Burbank teacher killed, daughter injured in stabbing
A suspect has been arrested after an elementary school teacher was killed and her daughter was injured in a stabbing inside a Burbank home, police announced.
Mother killed, her daughter injured in Burbank stabbing; suspect sought
A mother was killed and her daughter was injured after a stabbing inside a Burbank home, friends say. Police are searching for the suspect.
New USC infant center offers free childcare in South LA
The center addresses a shortage of no-cost early learning programs in South Los Angeles, opening in May.
FBI serves search warrants at Lancaster City Hall in unspecified investigation
The Lancaster mayor says while he doesn't have information on the FBI's search warrants, a federal investigation into the city was first launched three years ago.
LAUSD strike averted after tentative deal reached with 3rd union; schools to open Tuesday
A strike has been averted after LAUSD reached a tentative agreement with three unions, meaning schools were open Tuesday.
9 historical documents from National Archives land at USC for exhibit
Nine founding-era documents from the National Archives arrived in Southern California as part of an exhibit marking the nation's 250th anniversary.
LAPD officer takes stand in wrongful death lawsuit stemming from teen's 2021 shooting death
The Los Angeles police officer who opened fire inside a North Hollywood store, killing a 14-year-old girl, testified Thursday in a civil trial against the police department and city.
'It was an execution:' Cellphone video shows LAPD officers shooting man in back, family says
The family of a man who was shot and killed by LAPD is demanding answers and releasing video which they say contradicts what police say happened.
Fans eager and hopeful as pre-sale tickets for 2028 Olympics in LA go on sale
It is still a couple of years away, but fans hoping to attend the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles are already lining up for a chance to buy tickets - if they can get them.
LA County unions pledge support for possible LAUSD strike as teachers push for new deal
Several major L.A. County labor groups have announced their support and say they are prepared to join LAUSD educators on the picket lines.