Gabriela Milian
ABC7 Eyewitness News
Los Angeles, CA, United States
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Pacoima City Hall honors those who've passed from COVID-19 for Dia de los Muertos
This year at Pacoima City Hall, Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez's office is honoring those who have passed on from COVID-19. → Read More
New homeless shelter in Van Nuys hopes to help local homeless population
The Bridge Shelter on Aetna Street opened in August to provide more resources for those who are homeless. → Read More
Inside the North Hollywood meeting point for the 2020 homeless count
The kick off to the 2020 homeless count started with counting the homeless across the San Fernando, Santa Clarita and San Gabriel valleys. → Read More
Community Journalists share tips on how to save money in SoCal
Here are some ways that ABC7's Community Journalists are saving money living in costly Southern California. → Read More
Cheerleader with Down syndrome thriving in the San Fernando Valley
Bella Martinez, 14, has Down syndrome and made the cheer team at John F. Kennedy High School in Granada Hills. → Read More
High School seniors surprised with reimagined yearbook photos & celebrity visit
John F. Kennedy High School is one of the 15 schools selected by LIFEWTR for their latest beautification project to paint murals across these Los Angeles Unified School District schools. → Read More
Saddleridge Fire: Sylmar Café stays open to feed law enforcement for free
Annie's Sweet Oven Bakery Café decided to stay open for business, despite being so close to where the fires started to help those on duty. → Read More
Pop-up farmers market giving free produce in the SFV
Northeast Valley Health Corporation is hosting farmers markets where they hand out free produce two to three times a month. → Read More
Healthy Snacks and free produce offered at SFV health clinics
This program was only provided in areas of California where there is a food and health disparity. → Read More
Homeless students in North Hills have access to toys through new toy loan program
Langdon Avenue Elementary School has one of the highest percentages of homeless students within LAUSD. The school now has a toy loan program, thanks to a partnership with the Department of Public Social Services. → Read More
Valley volunteers bring wildlife back to parks
These volunteers are taking action to make sure that plants that aren't native to California don't take over the Sepulveda Basin Wildlife Area. → Read More
Earthquakes, are you prepared?
Having some emergency supplies already packed and ready to grab and go is imperative. → Read More
Former Dodger, Yasiel Puig, opens community house for kids in San Fernando
Puig had been working together with the City of San Fernando to open a community house for kids and their families called Puig House. → Read More
SFV high school juniors rally for healthcare at Congressman Tony Cardenas' office
Elvia Mendez, a high school junior, set up a protest with other students outside of Congressman Tony Cardenas' office to rally for healthcare. → Read More
Owner of Bill's Burgers is still working at 92 years-old
Bill Elwell started Bill's Burgers in 1964, and is still flipping burgers at 92 years-old. → Read More
$1.75 can get you across LA but is it worth the time?
$1.75 is the price for a one-way pass on LA Metro, which covers transfers to different bus lines and subways. → Read More
Elementary school in Panorama City starts robotics program
Liggett Street Elementary School just started its first 3D robotics lab. → Read More
Granada Hills school Academic Decathlon team preparing for national competition
Granada Hills Charter High School's Academic Decathlon Team is headed to the National Competition. → Read More
West Hills rent went up the most in LA County, study finds
Rent in West Hills went up 19% according to Zillow, and that is the largest increase out of any neighborhood in LA County. → Read More
DC celebrates spring and cherry blossoms in annual festival
People are taking to the streets of the nation's capital today to celebrate spring and cherry blossoms at the annual Cherry Blossom Festival Parade. The festival, held every April, thrills tourists and Washington, D.C., residents alike with colorful floats, marching bands, beauty queens,... → Read More