Tony Cabrera
He most recently worked at our sister-station in Fresno as a 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 back in SoCal to raise their three children.
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500 Circle Seven Drive
Glendale, CA 91201
818-863-7777
Tony's Stories
Drive-thru school supply event kicks off virtual school year for students, parents in Orange County
A drive-thru back to school supplies distribution event in Orange County is making sure that parents and students are prepared to start work in their virtual classrooms.
OC's 30-year-old independent study program growing popular for families looking for non-traditional ways of distance learning
This independent study program in Orange County has been around for 30 years, and it's serving as a popular option for parents right now looking for non-traditional ways to do distance learning.
Autism community desperate for help amid COVID pandemic, stay-at-home orders
Since the start of stay-at-home orders, the Harris family in Lake Forest has had a difficult time adjusting. One of their twins, 7-year-old Dana, has severe autism. The moment her school shut down, things took a turn for the worst.
Coronavirus: OC Sheriff says nearly 500 inmates tested positive, about 85% were asymptomatic
Sheriff Don Barnes tackled a number of controversial issues in his monthly press briefing on Friday, including COVID-19 compliance and where he stands on face coverings.
Some OC Catholic schools preparing for return to in-person learning
St. Bonaventure Catholic School in Huntington Beach is preparing for students and staff to return to campus next month.
Some OC parents rejoice after CA gives green light to youth sports with restrictions
After months of uncertainty, California has allowed youth sports to resume with certain health and safety guidelines, and some parents in Orange County are cautiously optimistic.
Gov. Newsom explains what needs to happen before CA resumes reopening amid COVID-19 pandemic
There are 'early good signs' in California's COVID-19 trends, says Gov. Newsom. But a lot more needs to happen before we toggle that dimmer switch again.
YMCA of Orange County offers solution for families challenged with distance learning
At a YMCA Summer Day Camp in Laguna Niguel, kids have been learning and playing the past few months while their parents are hard at work.
Driver sought in hit-and-run crash caught on video that killed 81-year-old Navy veteran in Santa Ana
Police are looking for the driver who killed an 81-year-old Navy veteran in a hit-and-run crash in Santa Ana that was caught on surveillance video.
Few Orange County nail salons choosing to reopen outdoor operations after Gov. Newsom's new guidelines
"Since the governor and the state of California has allowed nail salons to operate outdoors, I've personally called 24 nail salon owners and only one is operating outdoors."
