Rob McMillan
Rob's assignment was a homecoming for him: He grew up in Rancho Cucamonga, graduated from Alta Loma High School and earned his broadcast journalism degree from the University of Southern California.
Rob's first on-air job was at KRCR, where he worked as a bureau reporter in Chico, CA. After that, Rob spent three years in the much cooler climate of Spokane, WA as a reporter for KAYU.
From there, Rob returned to the warmer temperatures of California when he became a reporter in Palm Springs covering the Coachella Valley, just east of the Inland Empire.
Rob's next stop was in Las Vegas, NV at KVBC before returning to Southern California to work in his hometown for ABC7.
Rob has been covering stories in Riverside County and San Bernardino County for almost 20 years. Some of the biggest stories he has reported on include the San Bernardino mass shooting, the Turpin family's "House of Horrors" and the coronavirus pandemic's impact throughout the Inland Empire. He loves connecting with viewers and and covering the stories meaningful to the people of the Inland Empire.
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Rob's Stories
Residents raise health concerns as Ontario warehouse continues to smolder 1 month after massive fire
More than a month after a massive warehouse fire in Ontario, an approximately 1.2 million-square-foot facility continues to smolder, raising health concerns for neighbors.
Controversy surrounds 'History Rocks 250' assembly at school in Chino Hills
A school assembly celebrating the 250th birthday of the United States at Canyon Hills Junior High drew both participation and protest this week.
Controversy grows over proposed 'History Rocks 250' assembly at junior high school in Chino Hills
The assembly honors America's 250th anniversary, but some parents say they're uneasy about the program's content and the lack of an opt-out option.
San Bernardino County firefighters sharpen skills during controlled burn
Seventeen fire departments from across the region participated in the exercise, using a controlled burn near Hesperia to practice fire-suppression techniques.
State officials urge Californians to vote early as primary approaches
With less than one month to go before the primary, California officials are urging residents to consider voting early amid concerns about ballot delivery and voter intimidation.
Cargo theft bust in Vernon nets about $4 million in stolen goods
The L.A. Sheriff's Department announced a major cargo theft bust after a search warrant led to the recovery of about $4 million in stolen merchandise.
Cal Fire closing hiking, off-roading trails in Riverside County amid heightened fire risk
If you're planning on hiking soon in Riverside County, you may want to hit up another spot. Cal Fire is closing some trails due to wildfire risk.
Corona parents worry as district considers cutting 7th and 8th grades at 2 CNUSD schools
Two elementary schools that include seventh and eighth grade programs in the Corona-Norco Unified School District may soon lose the upper grade levels due to declining enrollment.
Long Beach police increase traffic enforcement amid rise in fatal collisions
Police in Long Beach say residents can expect to see increased traffic enforcement as the city experiences a rise in deadly crashes.
Mountain lion kills two pet dogs in Yucaipa backyard
A Yucaipa man is speaking out after a mountain lion attacked and killed his two large dogs in his backyard.