Josh Haskell
Josh Haskell is a general assignment reporter for ABC7 Eyewitness News. He joined the ABC7 team in July 2017 and was born and raised in Los Angeles.

Josh came to ABC7 from ABC News in New York, where he worked as a reporter and field producer for six years. Josh spent 18 months on the 2016 campaign trail, first based in Iowa for the caucus and then part of the ABC News team following Hillary Clinton's campaign. While at ABC, Josh also covered the 2012 presidential election and breaking news stories including the Boston Marathon terror attack and the Newtown school shooting. Josh was part of the team who earned a Peabody Award for the network's coverage of Superstorm Sandy.

Before joining ABC News, Josh served as a general assignment reporter for KSNW-TV, the NBC affiliate in Wichita, Kansas. Josh is a graduate of the University of Michigan and the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism.

Josh loves covering his hometown of Los Angeles, a city he has so much passion for whether it's exploring and eating his way through every neighborhood or cheering on his beloved Dodgers and Lakers.

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Josh's Stories
New survey reveals collective trauma of January wildfires on Los Angeles County communities
We are seeing more signs of recovery in the Palisades Fire burn zone amid a newly published report detailing the impact of the January wildfires on the quality of life for Los Angeles County residents.
Pasadena synagogue pushes forward, looking to rebuild after losing building in Eaton Fire
A Jewish congregation in Pasadena is looking to rebuild their temple after the Eaton Fire. With Passover approaching, they're leaning on faith and one another.
Pacific Palisades family begin rebuilding dream home that was destroyed in devastating fire
A Pacific Palisades family who lost their home in the devastating wildfire three months ago has begun rebuilding their dream house
School bus with Caltrans escort takes Topanga students to school via closed road
A school bus drives dozens of students who live in Topanga to their school in Brentwood with the help of a Caltrans escort due to road repairs prompted by the Palisades Fire and subsequent storms.
Renuncia directora ejecutiva de la Autoridad de Servicios para Personas sin Hogar de Los Ángeles
La directora ejecutiva de la agencia Autoridad de Servicios para Personas sin Hogar de Los Ángeles, Va Lecia Adams Kellum, anunció su renuncia el viernes.
LA Homeless Services Authority CEO Va Lecia Adams Kellum resigns
L.A. Homeless Services Authority CEO announced her resignation Friday just days after L.A. County voted to dial back its dependency on LAHSA.
Former state AG and HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra enters crowded California governor race
Xavier Becerra, former U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services and California Attorney General, is running for governor of California.
Xavier Becerra, ex fiscal general y secretario de HHS, candidato a gobernador de California
Xavier Becerra, ex Secretario de Salud y Servicios Humanos de EE.UU. y Fiscal General de California, anunció el miércoles que se postula para gobernador de California.
Palisades Village shopping center could reopen in early 2026, Rick Caruso says
The mall that survived the Palisades Fire in January with very little damage, even as buildings all around it burned to the ground, already has plans to reopen next year.
LA County to vote Tuesday on whether to form its own homeless services department
With billions spent on L.A. County homeless services and the results not coming fast enough, the board of supervisors will vote Tuesday on a plan to consolidate homeless services into one county department.