Josh Haskell
Josh came to ABC7 from ABC News in New York, where he worked as a reporter and field producer for six years. Josh spent 18 months on the 2016 campaign trail, first based in Iowa for the caucus and then part of the ABC News team following Hillary Clinton's campaign. While at ABC, Josh also covered the 2012 presidential election and breaking news stories including the Boston Marathon terror attack and the Newtown school shooting. Josh was part of the team who earned a Peabody Award for the network's coverage of Superstorm Sandy.
Before joining ABC News, Josh served as a general assignment reporter for KSNW-TV, the NBC affiliate in Wichita, Kansas. Josh is a graduate of the University of Michigan and the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism.
Josh loves covering his hometown of Los Angeles, a city he has so much passion for whether it's exploring and eating his way through every neighborhood or cheering on his beloved Dodgers and Lakers.
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Josh's Stories
California Sen. Laphonza Butler says she's doing everything she can to elect Kamala Harris
As her time in the Senate winds down, California Sen. Laphonza Butler says she's proud of what she's accomplished and she's doing everything she can to elect Kamala Harris as president.
New leads in Marilyn Manson investigation make way into LA County DA race
"Game of Thrones" actress Esme Bianco is accusing George Gascón's office of dragging its feet on sexual abuse allegations against rock star Marilyn Manson, but now, it's becoming a hot button political issue.
New exhibit tells story of 10/7 Hamas attack at music festival and the sexual violence that occurred
On the one-year anniversary of the October 7 Hamas attack on Israel, much of the work that's been done in L.A. this past year focuses on telling the story of what happened. This includes sharing stories of sexual violence committed against Israeli women.
LAPD ramps up patrols as Jewish communities mark anniversary of Oct. 7 Hamas attack on Israel
The Los Angeles Police Department stepped up its patrols Monday as the Jewish community gathered to mark the one-year anniversary of the October 7 Hamas attack on Israel.
New LAPD chief faces big challenges, including trouble recruiting new officers
If confirmed by the city council, which is expected, former L.A. County Sheriff Jim McDonnell will take over a department suffering from low morale, concerns about its disciplinary system and low staffing.
Hombre que disparó a 2 judíos en zona de Pico-Robertson es condenado a 35 años de cárcel
Un hombre que disparó a dos hombres judíos después de que salieran de sinagogas en el distrito de Pico-Robertson el año pasado fue condenado el lunes a 35 años de prisión federal.
UCLA baseball stadium locked down under lawsuit over veterans housing
A federal judge ordered the facility closed until the university submits a proposal for the stadium grounds to be used primarily for the benefit of veterans.
Mansión abandonada en Hollywood Hills cubierta de graffitis le pertenece a hijo de multimillonario
Los vecinos de Multiview y Mulholland describen la mansión abandonada como un dolor de cabeza y un peligro para la seguridad, pero ¿a quién le pertenece? ¿Qué se está haciendo para solucionar el problema?
Abandoned Hollywood Hills mansion covered in graffiti owned by billionaire's son
Neighbors along Multiview and Mulholland drives describe the abandoned mansion as a headache and safety hazard, but who owns it? What's being done to address the issue? ABC7's Josh Haskell explains.
Opening statements begin in trial of South Pasadena father accused of killing newborn son
Monday marked the start of opening statements in the murder trial of Christopher Richmond, who's accused of killing his newborn son, Cash.