Tony Cabrera
He joined the team in 2019 as an Orange County reporter. He previously worked at our sister-station in Fresno as a morning news anchor. He's also worked in Santa Barbara, Tucson, Arizona and Toledo, Ohio. But he first appeared on ABC7 as a correspondent for the nationally syndicated entertainment show, "On The Red Carpet."
Tony was born and raised in San Jose, but eventually moved to Los Angeles where he earned a degree in Broadcast Journalism from the University of Southern California. He and his wife are excited to be in SoCal to raise their four children.
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Contact:
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Attn: Tony Cabrera
500 Circle Seven Drive
Glendale, CA 91201
818-863-7777
Tony's Stories
Motorcycle club in Lancaster raises money and awareness to help fellow veterans in need
The 1776 Patriots of America Motorcycle Club in Lancaster holds an annual fundraiser to help veterans who are struggling, no matter the problem.
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.
Dodgers set to host Tigers in home opener Thursday amid high expectations for this season
The Boys in Blue are back in L.A. and ready to take on the Tigers for their home opener on Thursday afternoon.
Los Dodgers recibirán a los Tigres en su estreno en casa ante grandes expectativas para la temporada
Después de ganar sus dos primeros partidos de la temporada contra los Cubs en Japón, los Dodgers están de vuelta en Elysian Park y están listos para enfrentarse a los Tigers en su estreno en casa el jueves por la tarde.
World War II veteran stays active, faithful, focused as he turns 100 years old
Local centenarian Joseph Sciarra, who fought in World War II, is living his life to the fullest! At 100 years young, he has plenty of energy to keep doing the things he loves.
LA Marathon medal will usher in hope, healing for Eaton Fire victim
It's L.A. Marathon weekend, and for one runner who lost her home in the Eaton Fire, the race is hitting different this year.
Altadena restaurant provides free lunches to the community devastated by the Eaton Fire
Despite not being able to fully reopen their doors, Fair Oaks Burger is rebuilding the Altadena community affected by the Eaton Fire one patty at a time.
Florida woman trying to target ex-boyfriend vandalizes wrong car
An 18-year-old Florida woman admitted to deputies that she tried to get back at her ex-boyfriend by egging and spray-painting his car. She accidentally vandalized his neighbor's car instead.
EPA completes first phase of hazardous waste removal in Palisades, Eaton fire zones
The EPA said it's removed over 300 million tons of hazardous materials. Phase 1 was initially anticipated to last for months, but officials pushed the EPA to expedite its work.