Nic Garcia
Nic Garcia is an Emmy award-winning journalist who joined the FOX11 news team in July 2025.
Nic grew up in Riverside and is happy to be back in the Southland. He previously worked as an anchor and reporter in Fresno. Prior to that, Nic worked in El Paso, Texas and Western Montana. He has covered crime, mass shootings, wildfires, elections and presidential visits.
Nic is a proud graduate of California State University, Fullerton where he studied Broadcast Journalism and minored in Political Science. He is also an active member of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ).
When he's not bringing you the news, you can find Nic cooking - or eating! He also enjoys trying new coffee shops, going to the beach, and spending time with family and friends.
The latest from Nic Garcia
Rancho Cucamonga teen, Shrey Parikh, wins Scripps National Spelling Bee championship
Rancho Cucamonga's Shrey Parikh won the Scripps National Spelling Bee on his third attempt at the title.
Tenants demand action at Boyle Heights apartment complex
Wyvernwood Garden Apartments ranks No. 5 on the Los Angeles City Controller's list of the 100 most troubled rental properties, prompting renewed scrutiny from tenants and city officials.
Orange County vows election transparency ahead of June Primary
Orange County election officials say multiple safeguards are in place to ensure the June 2 primary is safe and secure.
Man speaks out after brutal attack caught on camera inside Santa Monica bus
The victim was punched roughly 30 times in the head and kicked five times during the assault on a Santa Monica Big Blue Bus, which was caught on security camera.
Man crushed to death while digging hole under Santa Ana bridge
A man was crushed to death while digging under a bridge in Santa Ana on Tuesday, authorities said.
'She lit my car on fire': Downtown LA renters detail harrowing allegations against landlord
A downtown LA landlord faces dozens of criminal counts following a series of disturbing allegations from her tenants.
Monrovia rallies after thieves steal $140K life savings from beloved Burger Basket owners
After being forced to close for two weeks due to the trauma and financial hit, the couple reopened on Friday to an outpouring of support from local customers aiming to help them cover rent and expenses.
Altadena residents raise concerns over costs, tree impacts as Edison undergrounds power lines
Residents in Altadena are raising concerns as Southern California Edison moves forward with undergrounding power lines after the Eaton Fire, citing high costs and potential damage to trees.
Palisades Fire survivor 'Ms. Lou' celebrates her 98th birthday
Louvenia "Ms. Lou" Jenkins celebrates her 98th birthday.
Spirit Airlines faces liquidation risk as Iran war drives up fuel costs
Spirit Airlines is reportedly at risk of liquidation and a total business halt as the war in Iran causes jet fuel prices to surge, threatening its bankruptcy recovery.