Niku Kazori
Niku Kazori joined Eyewitness News in September 2024. She is originally from Houston, Texas, but excited to make Southern California her new home!

Niku majored in broadcast journalism with a minor in philosophy from the University of St Thomas. She started her career as a weather anchor in Lubbock, Texas, and Charleston, South Carolina, before making the switch to news. Niku was a multimedia journalist and shot and edited her own stories in Knoxville and San Antonio.

Prior to joining ABC7, Niku was a news, weather and traffic anchor in Seattle.

Niku is fluent in Farsi and American Sign Language. Some of her favorite hobbies are piano, pilates, and taking her fur baby on day trips! She also lived in Okinawa, Japan.

Niku loves immersing herself in her community, whether it's volunteering, emceeing or checking out new small businesses. Niku is a fan of the poet Rumi and strives to live her life by his philosophy: enjoy the moment, spread love, and peace. She loves coffee, red wine, sushi and spending time at the beach. She's proud to work at ABC7 and call L.A. home!


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

Niku's Stories
$40 million stormwater improvement project coming to MacArthur Park
Councilmember Eunisses Hernandez said the project will change how the park's lake operates, which will move away from drinking water and toward capturing and reusing stormwater.
Wildfire forecast: Here's when California could see increased risk this year
Wildfire season is shaping up to be another active one across the country. In California, the forecast calls for 500,000 to 700,000 acres burned, according to AccuWeather.
Getty Center to close for a year for major modernization project
The Getty Center is closing its doors temporarily for a major modernization project.
Bear spotted strolling through residential neighborhood in Ventura County
A Fillmore community is at ease again after a large bear was spotted wandering through a residential neighborhood Wednesday before being tranquilized.
City leaders propose sales tax hike after new state regulation against card room games
The cities of Commerce and Bell Gardens are declaring a fiscal emergency and want voters to approve a sales tax hike, and it's all because of new rules governing card rooms.
Heat wave expected to shatter decades-old temperature records across SoCal on Wednesday
With a heat dome bringing broiling conditions to Southern California, decades-old temperature records are expected to be broken in downtown Los Angeles and elsewhere across the region on Wednesday.
Signs of spring blooming at Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve after wet, warm winter
It's beginning to look a lot like spring! The warm and wet weather this winter has led to a dazzling super bloom at the Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve.
Man in wheelchair struck in violent North Hills crash caught on video
Video captured a violent crash near a busy North Hills intersection that caused a pickup truck to slam into a man in a wheelchair.
Mosquitoes in LA, Orange counties out in full force earlier than expected after recent rains
Mosquitoes are out in full force earlier than expected in Los Angeles and Orange counties after recent heavy rainfall.
SoCal businesses breathe temporary sigh of relief after Supreme Court ruling against Trump's tariffs
Reactions are pouring in after the Supreme Court on Friday struck down President Trump's sweeping tariffs, including from Southern California's ports.