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.
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Video: Man takes dip in pool before breaking into Porter Ranch home
The family suspects the man who broke into their house was homeless.
'It belongs here': Film industry experts discuss need to keep Hollywood production in Los Angeles
TV giants are moving production to places like New Mexico due to tax incentives.
Video shows street vendor robbed at gunpoint in Long Beach
"We [vendors] do not harm anyone. We just make a living differently. We work for our families and we live day by day," he said.
TV host battling COVID-19 on supplemental oxygen despite having no prior underlying conditions
A man who says he exercised regularly before testing positive for the virus describes his battle with COVID-19.
ICU doctor says turning down COVID-19 vaccine is 'playing Russian roulette' with your life
In the "pandemic of the unvaccinated," doctors are urging those not yet vaccinated to consider taking the COVID-19 shots.
LA County's indoor mask mandate officially back in effect Saturday night
The indoor mask mandate for Los Angeles County goes into effect at 11:59 p.m. Saturday.
LA County residents react to return of indoor mask mandate, health expert says it was necessary
The news of LA County reinstating its mask mandate indoors -- regardless of vaccination status -- is sparking mixed reactions.
South LA residents hold forum to demand LAPD accountability following explosion
The South Central Neighborhood Council held a community forum Monday to ask members of the Los Angeles Police Department about their decision to detonate thousands of illegal fireworks in their neighborhood, and to demand accountability from the LAPD.
California AG Rob Bonta announces teams to investigate deadly police shootings
AB 1506 requires the AG's office to independently investigate all deadly police shootings of unarmed citizens to determine if charges should be filed against the officers.
Family describes the nightmare of being displaced by South LA explosion
A family who can no longer live at their South Los Angeles home describes the nightmare that comes with being displaced after a horrific incident.