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
Lineage warehouse fire health concerns persist as LAFD lists cause as undetermined
AltaMed data shows residents near the Lineage Logistics warehouse fire reported increased health problems from June through August 2026.
New lawsuits allege catastrophic brain damage after riding Six Flags Magic Mountain rollercoaster
Three lawsuits were filed this week alleging serious brain damage suffered by three people who rode the X2 roller coaster at Six Flags Magic Mountain.
George Marciniw remembered at East Hollywood memorial after NBCLA helicopter crash
George Marciniw was remembered at a memorial Mass in East Hollywood after he was killed in a Chatsworth helicopter crash.
Is Paramount leaving California? Concerns grow over studio's possible exit
Paramount Studios may relocate its headquarters if California Attorney General Rob Bonta does not resolve an antitrust lawsuit.
Feds arrest 3 LA homelessness nonprofit executives in $12M fraud takedown
Federal agents arrested Michael Young, Lakiya Malone, and Donye Mitchell following a massive public corruption crackdown on homelessness nonprofit fraud in Los Angeles.
Cable installer arrested after allegedly sending customer’s explicit video to himself
A cable installer was arrested after allegedly sending an explicit video from an Orange County customer’s phone to himself. Irvine police believe there may be additional victims.
Dana Point homes red-tagged following high tides, calls for county-level state of emergency continue
Ten beachfront homes along Beach Road in Dana Point have now been red-tagged following relentless coastal erosion and high surf, according to official figures released by the city.
East LA celebrates 80th annual Mexican Independence Day parade
Hundreds gathered Sunday for the 80th annual East LA Mexican Independence Day Parade and Festival on Cesar Chavez Avenue.
