Rachel Aragon
Rachel Aragon is a freelance reporter for FOX 11.
She grew up in the San Gabriel Valley and is thrilled to be back in Southern California.
Before joining FOX 11 in August 2025, she was a reporter at WANF in Atlanta. Over the last decade, Rachel has covered a wide range of stories, from presidential visits to natural disasters. Prior to Atlanta, she was a reporter and fill-in anchor at WBFF in Baltimore.
Before starting her journalism career, she graduated from Dartmouth College where she majored in Government and Film & Media Studies.
Rachel is a proud Dodgers fan and is excited to be reporting in her hometown.
The latest from Rachel Aragon
San Fernando Valley man attacked while confronting suspects breaking into neighbor's home
A Toluca Lake home invasion was caught on camera, and a neighbor who confronted the suspects says he was attacked with bear spray.
NB-110 Freeway reopens in Wilmington after tunnel fire
Investigators believe the fire was set by people living in a homeless encampment.
Playa del Rey hit-and-run crash leaves 2 dead, 2 injured
A man and a 1-year-old child were killed in a two-car hit-and-run crash early Sunday morning in Playa del Rey. Now, the LAPD is asking any witnesses or those with information about the suspect to come forward.
West Hills family's truck stolen by suspects caught on surveillance video
A string of burglaries and break-ins has put San Fernando Valley residents on edge, including a West Hills family whose truck was stolen by four suspects caught on home surveillance video.
Alleged knife-wielding burglary suspect shot by police in South LA
An investigation was underway in South Los Angeles after an alleged armed burglary suspect was shot by by an LAPD officer.
18 displaced in Koreatown apartment fire
Eighteen people were displaced Tuesday after a two-story apartment fire in Koreatown led to a partial roof collapse and a major LAFD response.
Parents shocked after Torrance tutor named WHCD shooting suspect
A Torrance tutor identified as the WHCD shooting suspect was recognized by a local worker whose daughter he had tutored.
Family-run restaurant Sabor a Perú & local businesses targeted in string of Covina break-ins
Sabor a Perú and other local eateries in Covina are staying strong with community support after facing a series of recent break-ins.
Shark sighting in Huntington Beach temporarily pauses popular surfing competition
The Vans Jack’s Surfboards Pro 2026 in Huntington Beach was suspended for 24 hours after an aggressive 10-foot shark sighting triggered a water closure.
D4vd murder case: How a 2022 California law could protect the singer’s lyrics from a jury
While high-profile cases like Young Thug’s have allowed lyrics in court, legal experts emphasize that D4vd’s case will be decided on its own specific merits regarding relevance and ethics.