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
California mountain lions killed on roads at concerning rates, study shows
As Los Angeles is set to say goodbye to P-22, a new study from the University of California Davis shows California mountain lions are being killed on roads and highways at high rates.
Dad of 3 severely beaten after road rage incident from 110 Freeway in South LA
A family is pleading for justice and an arrest after a road rage incident in the South Los Angeles area left a father of three beaten and bloody.
Violent dognapping in Bell Gardens captured on video
Rosa Muñoz has been managing Planet Pet in Bell Gardens for 22 years. On Monday, she said a woman came in, stole her daughter's puppy, then beat her and pepper sprayed her.
LA illustrator honors Monterey Park mass shooting victims with artwork
A Los Angeles-based illustrator is honoring the Monterey Park mass shooting victims through his artwork.
LA Supervisors ban County departments from auctioning off old guns, ammo
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted to ban county departments from selling old guns and ammo after finding out that the County Probation Department had auctioned off old weapons and ammo, including one auction set for a few days before the mass shooting in Monterey Park that was canceled.
San Fernando Valley neighborhoods undergo cleanup efforts after storm damage
Mudslides, standing water, heavy rains and hard winds pummeled LA Monday, and now crews are working to clean up the damage.
Home in LA's Laurel Canyon cracks, shifts after severe weather
A couple in Laurel Canyon is concerned about the fate of their house after it cracked and shifted following the winter storm in Southern California Wednesday.
83-year-old South LA man needed several surgeries after being mauled by 2 pit bulls
An 83-year-old man has a long road to recovering after two dogs attacked him outside his South LA home, damaging the tendons and nerves in his hand.
'Worst experience of our lives': Riverside Co. family who called 911 shares surveillance of cop shooting
A deputy with the Riverside County Sheriff's Department was shot and killed in the line of duty, and now surveillance video shows the aftermath following the deadly shooting in Jurupa Valley.
LASD conducts DUI operation to crack down on impaired driving
FOX 11 did a ride-along with deputies as they get ready to crack down on suspected DUI drivers.