Bianca Buono
She joined ABC7 Los Angeles in December 2025. Prior to joining KABC-TV, she reported at KPNX in Phoenix, where she earned multiple Emmy awards for her investigative, feature and sports reporting. Bianca also worked at TV stations in Providence, Rhode Island, and Fargo, North Dakota.
Bianca was born and raised in San Diego, where she attended Cathedral Catholic High School. She moved to Boston and played softball while earning her degree in Broadcast Journalism from Emerson College.
When she is not reporting, you can find her at one of Orange County's beautiful beaches, paddle boarding, hiking, taking a yoga class, or watching a game - from F1 to football, she loves it all.
Contact:
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Attn: Bianca Buono
500 Circle Seven Drive
Glendale, CA 91201
818-863-7777
Bianca's Stories
Coastal erosion at the Wedge in Newport Beach exposes pipes, wires after summer swells
Large swells this summer have contributed to significant coastal erosion at The Wedge in Newport Beach, exposing decades-old infrastructure.
2 arrested in alleged fraudulent e-bike purchase scheme, Huntington Beach police say
Two people were arrested after Huntington Beach police said a local bike shop helped uncover an alleged fraud scheme involving the purchase of five e-bikes valued at more than $8,000.
CA bill targeting ticket scalpers draws support from venues, criticism from consumer advocates
A proposed California bill aimed at curbing ticket scalping is drawing support from independent venue owners and criticism from consumer advocates.
Metrolink suspends service between Laguna Niguel, Oceanside due to forecasted high tides
Metrolink service between Laguna Niguel and Oceanside has been temporarily suspended this week because of anticipated high tides, following surf-related disruptions and emergency track repairs in the corridor late last month.
Raccoon rescued after spending two days atop power pole in Santa Ana neighborhood
A raccoon that spent nearly two days atop a power pole in a Santa Ana neighborhood is back on the ground after an outpouring of support on social media helped bring the animal to safety.
Huntington Beach homeowners continue fight over sewer easement as pool demolition moves forward
The O.C. Sanitation District continued work on a controversial sewer easement project, demolishing another backyard pool as a legal battle with homeowners moves toward trial.
Out-of-control Tesla crashes into homes, leaving behind trail of destruction in Orange
A 22-year-old driver of an out-of-control Tesla crashed into multiple homes, leaving behind a trail of destruction in an Orange neighborhood overnight.
Emergency rail repairs underway in San Clemente after high tides and surf damage tracks
The Orange County Transportation Authority is conducting emergency repairs at two locations along the rail line in San Clemente after recent high tides and large swells damaged coastal infrastructure and disrupted train service.
Antisemitic flyers found near Coto de Caza, Orange County officials say
The Orange County Sheriff's Department is asking for the public's help as it investigates the distribution of antisemitic flyers near Coto de Caza over the past month.
Officials: O.C. could see its worst West Nile virus season in county history
Orange County mosquito control officials are urging residents to use mosquito repellent as the county appears on track for, what could be, its worst West Nile virus season on record.