Rachel Aragon
Rachel Aragon is a freelance reporter for FOX 11.
She grew up in the San Gabriel Valley and is thrilled to be back in Southern California.
Before joining FOX 11 in August 2025, she was a reporter at WANF in Atlanta. Over the last decade, Rachel has covered a wide range of stories, from presidential visits to natural disasters. Prior to Atlanta, she was a reporter and fill-in anchor at WBFF in Baltimore.
Before starting her journalism career, she graduated from Dartmouth College where she majored in Government and Film & Media Studies.
Rachel is a proud Dodgers fan and is excited to be reporting in her hometown.
The latest from Rachel Aragon
Residents at Boyle Heights senior complex frustrated over nearby encampment
Residents at a senior apartment complex in Boyle Heights are outraged over a growing nearby encampment.
Refinery closures raise concerns CA gas prices could climb even higher amid Iran War
The escalating conflict in Iran along with another California refinery set to close, are raising concerns that the state's high gas prices could climb even higher.
How Iran conflict could impact gas prices, US economy
Ongoing attacks in Iran are raising concerns about economic uncertainty and higher gas prices, with experts warning costs could rise further if the conflict continues.
Rising security concerns as TSA workers to miss paychecks as partial shutdown continues
As the military conflict in Iran unfolds, some lawmakers worry this could pose new security risks to the US should TSA workers start calling out.
LAPD increases patrols near places of worship amid US-Israel's joint attacks on Iran
Dozens of Iranian Americans in Westwood celebrated the reported death of Iran’s supreme leader following joint U.S. and Israel military strikes, expressing hope for regime change.
12-year-old girl dies following alleged Reseda bullying incident; LAPD investigating as homicide
A 6th grade student at a Reseda middle school died days after being hit in the head with a metal water bottle. The case, which her parents say is related to bullying, is now being investigated as a homicide.
74% of fire-impacted Altadena rentals show no rebuilding activity, study finds
The analysis shows 74% of identified rental units within the fire perimeter remain on properties with no public record of things like rebuilding permits, sales, or active listings.
Hundreds of street lights repaired in East Los Angeles, work to expand to downtown
Some 400 streetlights have been repaired in the East LA area, but residents say many lights are still out, leaving the streets dark.
Confidential memo shows LAFD tried to protect Bass from Palisades fire criticism
A new report uncovers a confidential memo showing the Los Angeles Fire Department worked to protect Mayor Karen Bass from criticism over the city's response to the Palisades Fire.
Harun Coffee returns to Leimert Park with renewed community vision
Harun Coffee has reopened in Leimert Park after closing in 2024 due to post-pandemic challenges. The beloved Black-owned business has returned with a revamped concept, serving as a community coffee hub by day and a cultural space by night.