Anabel Munoz
Anabel was born and raised in Los Angeles -- a city she loves for its people, diversity, beauty and influence. She is a graduate of Biola University, where she majored in journalism and minored in biblical studies.
Anabel came to ABC7 from Noticias MundoFOX 22, where she worked as an anchor and reporter. She began her career as a news assistant and assignment editor at KMEX Univision Los Angeles before reporting for Univision Palm Springs.
Anabel is passionate about participating in community events, public affairs reporting, and sharing stories about the homeless and special needs community.
She is the proud daughter of Mexican immigrants and was compelled to become a journalist at an early age -- Anabel believes in the power of journalism to inspire, change the world and be a voice for those most in need.
Some of Anabel's favorite things include Sundays, beach days, swimming, all things Italian, and burgers and fries.
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Anabel's Stories
City of Los Angeles revamps 311 system, unveils app for service requests
Every year, Angelenos submit nearly 2.5 million service requests to the City of Los Angeles. They include everything from graffiti to potholes, bulky item pick-up and illegal dumping.
Menendez brothers case: DA asks court to deny their petition for new trial
"We conclude, in our informal response, that the court should deny the current habeas petition by the Menendez brothers," he said during a press conference Friday.
Hundreds of LA students march to protest immigration policies
Hundreds of students walked out of class and marched through Downtown Los Angeles to protest the Trump administration's immigration policies.
Got a wind-damaged roof? Things to keep in mind as SoCal braces for incoming storm
In just a matter of weeks, Southern California residents have been impacted by a windstorm, massive and destructive wildfires, and now the threat of an incoming storm.
Since 1933, the LA Sentinel has served a critical role in the African American community
The Black press serves a critical role in the news media landscape, and Los Angeles is home to the largest African American-owned newspaper on the West Coast.
1 month later after SoCal fires: LA Mayor Bass promises independent investigations, vows to rebuild
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass discussed what has been done so far one month after the Palisades Fire erupted - and what's still to come.
Topanga residents protest location of Palisades Fire debris collection site
A protest was held over the location of a staging site in Topanga where the EPA says it's sorting and packaging hazardous waste from the Palisades Fire.
LA County warns against going into ocean water amid toxic runoff concerns after fires, rain
Rainfall is needed and generally welcomed across Southern California. But following two historic fires, it also poses risks and it heightens the concern over contaminants that could make their way into storm drains, creeks, rivers, and beaches.
Incarcerated firefighters battling SoCal wildfires moved by outpouring support from the public
Incarcerated firefighters battling Southern California wildfires have been moved by the outpouring of support from the public. "When the community comes out and shows the love and the outpouring, it just really feels good. It feels like someone cares."
Family loses 5 generations of memories in LA's Eaton Fire
Janice Jackson was born in Pittsburgh, but moved to California as a teenager in 1964. Her mother was the second Black woman to live in the Altadena community, according to her family.