Leo Stallworth
Leo was born in Los Angeles but spent most of his childhood in Texas. He graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a degree in broadcast journalism.
He began his reporting career on the radio in Dallas, Texas. His first television reporting position was in Tyler, Texas, but he quickly moved on to Sarasota, Florida. He then worked as an anchor in Florence/Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, and a reporter and anchor in St. Louis, Missouri.
Since joining ABC7, Leo has become very involved in community events on behalf of ABC7, including helping to organize charity basketball games to benefit the Foothill Unity Center.
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Leo's Stories
Man arrested after crashing SUV into Simi Valley donut shop
A man is in custody after police say he slammed an SUV into a donut shop and later rammed patrol vehicles early Wednesday morning.
Students who lost school in Palisades Fire spend day at Dodger Stadium
Some young Dodger fans who lost their elementary school in the Palisades Fire spend an unforgettable day at the ball park.
Boys & Girls Club program helping kids succeed, one plate at a time
For many kids, lunchtime could be their last meal of the day. But with your help, these students in Capistrano Valley and more like them can stay on track to graduate.
40 kids ID'd and rescued, 341 arrested after SoCal investigation of sex crimes against children
Hundreds of suspects were arrested, and 40 kids were rescued and identified across Southern California after an investigation into internet crimes against children.
Whooping cough cases confirmed at another Pasadena school, health officials say
The Pasadena Public Health Department Health announced it is investigating an outbreak of whooping cough involving three confirmed cases at Blair Middle School.
Desperate for help, people face 6-hour wait at Oxnard food distribution
With the affordability crisis and rising food costs taking a toll, we met older adults and single mothers left with no choice but to wait in extremely long lines Wednesday for help from Food Share of Ventura County.
Traffic jammed as 2,000 families line up for free food in El Monte
Los Angeles County families struggling with the price of food started showing up four hours early for a large food distribution Wednesday, with hundreds of cars stretching down the road.
CHP cracks down on speeding drivers statewide during 24-hour 'Maximum Enforcement Period'
ABC7 watched as CHP pulled speeding drivers over during the crackdown, including a woman who says she saw our warning on Instagram.
CHP intensifica control de velocidad con operativo estatal de 24 horas
La CHP inició su "periodo máximo de control" de 24 horas el martes por la mañana, mientras los oficiales se enfocan en los conductores que van a exceso de velocidad.
SoCal commemorates Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day
Armenians across Southern California gathered Friday to mark Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day, which honors the memory of more than 1 million victims.