Jericho Tran
After over five years on the East Coast, Emmy Award-winning journalist Jericho Tran joined the ABC7 Eyewitness News team in July 2026.

Before coming to Los Angeles, Tran spent three years at NBC in Boston as a nightside reporter, covering major breaking news across New England. Her reporting included speaking with survivors of the 2023 Lewiston mass shooting in Maine, interviewing Karen Read following her acquittal, and traveling with the Boston Celtics throughout their 2024 championship run. She also reported from Washington, D.C., in the days leading up to the 2024 Presidential Election as businesses and residents prepared for the results.

Prior to Boston, Tran worked at News 12 in New York City, where she reported extensively on stories affecting local communities and filled in as the morning anchor. Her coverage included the rise of subway surfing, the city's migrant and asylum-seeker crisis, and President Donald Trump's 2023 arraignment in Manhattan. In 2022, Tran won her first Emmy for News 12's live special coverage of a line-of-duty funeral.

Tran began her on-air reporting career at BronxNet during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. She was born in Salt Lake City, Utah, and attended Brooklyn College in New York.

When she's not reporting, Tran enjoys exploring new places with her dog, Charlie Booboo.

Contact:
ABC7 Broadcast Center
Attn: Jericho Tran
500 Circle Seven Drive
Glendale, CA 91201
818-863-7777

Jericho's Stories
Evacuation warnings lifted after brush fire erupts along 405 Freeway near Getty Center
A brush fire near the Getty Center grew to about 25 acres before firefighters stopped its forward progress.
LAPD realiza casi 70 arrestos en operativo masivo contra toma ilegal de calles; emite 570 citaciones
Decenas de personas fueron arrestadas y cientos recibieron citaciones luego de que el LAPD desmantelara una toma ilegal de calles en Harbor Gateway.
LAPD makes nearly 70 arrests in massive street takeover bust; 570 citations issued for spectators
LAPD says it conducted "Operation Street Sweeper" on a gathering of 700 people at a Harbor Gateway street takeover overnight, impounding 200 vehicles.
18-year-old beaten unconscious, robbed in attack at Hollywood 7-Eleven
An 18-year-old woman says she was viciously beaten, robbed and left unconscious after an attack caught on video inside a Hollywood 7-Eleven.
Hurricane Marie brings high surf concerns for SoCal coastal communities
Long Beach and other coastal cities in Southern California are bracing for the impacts from Hurricane Marie.
Community mourns mother of 2 killed in violent DUI crash while making delivery in Koreatown
Ittai Rodriguez had just finished culinary school and got two dream job offers before she was killed. The driver was booked on suspicion of DUI.
Lineage completes removal of food waste from burned-out Boyle Heights warehouse, regulators say
Lineage Logistics has completed removal of bulk food waste at its burned-out cold storage warehouse in Boyle Heights, air quality regulators said Saturday.
LAPD officer in stable condition after Sylmar hit-and-run leaves him with broken leg, head injuries
A Los Angeles police officer was hospitalized after being struck in a hit-and-run crash in Sylmar, police say.
Arcadia residents push back on Santa Anita Park's plan to remove trees for 2028 Olympics
Residents voiced opposition to a proposal to remove dozens of oak trees at Santa Anita Park as part of preparations for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
San Bernardino hot tub assault victim speaks out after 2 teenage boys turned in by their parents
A man who suffered a concussion when he was attacked and robbed says he forgives the two teen suspects and is grateful to their parents for turning them in.