Koco McAboy
Koco McAboy is an Emmy-award winning journalist who knew she wanted to pursue a career in broadcasting since she was five years old. Koco joined the Fox 11 team in March 2020. Koco previously worked in Grand Rapids and Detroit where she reported on crime, wrongful convictions, and used her ability to speak Spanish to tell stories about undocumented immigrants, refugees, and people seeking asylum. She is passionate about people and is looking forward to sharing important stories of triumph and fortitude in the Los Angeles area. Koco attended Central Michigan University, and her work has been recognized by the National Association of Television Arts & Sciences, and the Michigan Association of Broadcasters.
The latest from Koco McAboy
San Fernando Valley leaders condemn George Floyd death
A group of ministers, elected officials, and police officers from the Greater San Fernando Valley held a press conference Friday to condemn the death of George Floyd.
Mom of man shot and killed by police participates in downtown LA protest
A mother of a 25-year-old man who was shot and killed by a Gardena police officer during an encounter in April of 2018 participated in the Black Lives Matter protest in downtown Los Angeles Wednesday.
USC law professor explains the meaning behind 101 Freeway protest
USC Law Professor Jody Armour spoke about the deeper meaning behind the 'Black Lives Matter' protest on the 101 Freeway in downtown Los Angeles on Wednesday.
LA County releases new guidelines on reopening schools
The Los Angeles County Office of Education released new guidelines for reopening schools safely amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
LA County school superintendents ask Gov. Newsom for a practical reopening plan
Eleven Los Angeles County Superintendents sent a letter to the governor, LA County Public Health Director, and LA County superintendent, asking for changes to the proposed guidelines issued for reopening schools.
Gov. Newsom releases new guidelines for places of worship to reopen
Gov. Gavin Newsom on Monday released requirements that would allow California churches to reopen.
Dozens flock to Huntington Beach as OC businesses reopen
After Governor Newsom approved Orange County's request to reopen businesses, dozens of people flocked to Huntington Beach to patronize businesses and restaurants.
California Undocumented Relief Fund sees overwhelming demand in first week
The $125 million fund for undocumented immigrants in the state is up and running, but some are struggling to obtain the funds as organizations work to answer tens of thousands of calls daily.
Family suing Glendale nursing home over COVID-19 death
A family is filing a wrongful death lawsuit against a Glendale nursing home facility after their loved one passed from COVID-19.
Federal judge sets order to move 7K homeless from freeways
An order issued by a federal judge to move thousands of homeless people away from freeways is set to take effect Friday.