Ana Torrea
A Bay Area native, Ana is thrilled to call the Central Valley home. Her career has taken her all over California!
Before coming to ABC 30, Ana worked as an Anchor/Reporter at KION. While there, she covered the severe winter storms that impacted the Central Coast, as well as President Biden's visit to the region. Ana also worked on a special report that focused on Filipino farmworkers and how community groups are working to make sure their legacies are remembered.
Prior to KION, Ana worked as a Bureau Reporter/Fill-in Anchor at Action News Now in Chico-Redding. While in the North State, she covered many of the state's devastating wildfires, such as the Dixie, Salt, and Zogg Fires. She was there when Modoc County became the first county in California to reopen after Governor Newsom's stay-at-home order during the pandemic. Ana also covered the attempted recall of three Shasta County supervisors, from when the papers were served all the way to Election Day.
Ana landed her first on-air job in 2019 at Redwood News in Humboldt County. While in Humboldt, she helped launch and pioneer the station's first-ever morning show.
Ana's news journey started at The Filipino Channel (TFC). She started as an intern and eventually had an opportunity to work on many of the network's shows. After some time at TFC, she went on to work at KPIX CBS 5 as a news writer and production assistant.
Ana graduated Cum Laude from San Francisco State University with a Bachelor's Degree in Broadcast Journalism.
When she's not reporting, you can catch her trying new food places, watching her favorite shows, or exploring the town.
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Ana's Stories
Back to School: Apps for parents to be prepared for new school year
Laptops and tablets are not only used for learning, but also to keep parents in the loop.
Ex-boyfriend of missing Fresno mother turns himself in for murder, police say
A 39-year-old man is behind bars and facing a murder charge in the death of Fresno mother Tatyana McIntyre after authorities say he turned himself in following a dayslong investigation.
Measure C replacement tax initiative heads to back to the ballot after Gov. Newsom signs AB 1923
The future of Fresno County's Measure C replacement tax initiative will be decided by voters in November after Gov. Gavin Newsom signed AB 1923 on Thursday.
Measure C tax replacement bill advances to state senate floor as Fresno County supervisors push back
A bill aimed at placing a Measure C replacement tax initiative on the November ballot is headed to the California Senate floor, drawing support from local leaders while prompting opposition from several Fresno County supervisors.
New surveillance footage shown in court case against teen in Caleb Quick murder
On Tuesday afternoon, Clovis Police Detective Lovedeep Malhi walked the court through surveillance footage collected from the time leading up to the shooting and its aftermath.
New state bill proposed to force Fresno County to place Measure C replacement on November ballot
Two Fresno County lawmakers introduced legislation Monday intended to ensure county voters have the opportunity to decide the future of Measure C by voting on the proposed Fresno County Transportation Act in the November 3 general election.
Suspect in deadly Reedley hit-and-run turns himself in, family seeks healing and justice
The suspect in a Reedley hit-and-run that killed an elderly couple has been arrested after police say he turned himself in at the Mexico border.
Fresno City Council passes only one key ballot measure during marathon meeting
Fresno City Council members spent more than 12 hours in session Thursday as they considered several proposed ballot measures.
Extreme heat prompts fire preparedness efforts throughout the Valley
Triple-digit temperatures are expected across Central California this week, raising concerns about increased fire danger as firefighters prepare for hot, dry conditions.
Businesses inside Sierra Vista Mall raise concerns over broken air conditioning
As triple-digit temperatures are expected to hit, several businesses inside Sierra Vista Mall in Clovis say they are dealing with air conditioning problems.