Jory Rand
Jory Rand is the co-anchor for ABC7 Eyewitness News Weekends and an Emmy Award winning general assignment reporter.

Raised in Columbia, Maryland, Jory studied broadcast journalism at the University of Maryland, where he was also a two-time All-Conference hockey player, helping lead the Terps to two ACC Championships.

Jory came to ABC7 from KDKA-TV in Pittsburgh, where he won two Pennsylvania AP awards and four consecutive Golden Quill Awards from the Press Club of Western Pennsylvania. He also worked in Richmond, Virginia at WWBT/WRLH and WHAG-TV in Hagerstown, Maryland.

Jory lives in Northeast L.A. with his wife, their three children and two rescue dogs. He's a foster parent and is passionate about foster care and adoption, as well as animal advocacy.

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Jory's Stories
UCLA hace historia con 5 selecciones de primera ronda y 6 en total en el Draft de la WNBA
UCLA hizo historia en el Draft de la WNBA el lunes, después de que las Bruins se convirtieran en el primer equipo en tener cinco selecciones de primera ronda.
UCLA makes history with 5 first-round picks and 6 overall in WNBA draft
UCLA made history in the WNBA draft after the Bruins became the first team to have five first-round selections, and the first with six players selected in the same draft.
Reinician perforaciones petroleras cerca de Santa Bárbara, recuerdos de derrames causan preocupación
Hace 11 años, más de 140,000 galones de petróleo se derramaron desde la playa estatal de Refugio y en una de las áreas con mayor biodiversidad de la costa del Pacífico.
Offshore drilling restarts near Santa Barbara as memories of previous oil spills prompt concerns
Controversial offshore drilling was restarted near the Santa Barbara coastline as lingering memories of previous oil spills in the area prompted concern.
LAUSD teachers union says it will go on strike April 14 if no contract is reached
The union representing LAUSD teachers says it will go on strike April 14 if a new contract is not reached with the district.
Former CHP officer, DUI suspect charged with murder in fiery crash that killed 4 in Norwalk
Two people, including a now-former CHP officer, are facing murder charges in connection to a fiery chain-reaction crash that killed four people on the 605 Freeway in Norwalk.
Pressure intensifies on Casey Wasserman to resign as LA Olympics chair
Calls are intensifying for Casey Wasserman to step down as chairman of the Los Angeles Olympics organizing committee over his ties to Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.
Former residents of mobile home park destroyed in Palisades Fire continue to fight for compensation
Former residents of a Pacific Palisades mobile home park continue to face frustrations as they seek compensation.
One year later, Palisades mobile home park still not cleared, residents locked out
"We're no better off today than we were exactly a year ago. Nothing. We're the only ones in the city who are completely in limbo."
What grade would you give California roads? According to new report, they're failing
The California Section of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) released its 2025 report card last week, giving California's infrastructure a C-.