Lucy Yang
She has covered such stories as the subway firebombing, the scandal surrounding Princess Diana in London and the Central Park murder.
Prior to joining ABC7, Lucy spent four years as a reporter with WPVI-TV's Action News in Philadelphia. Before that she reported for WGLI-TV, The Long Island Report, and wrote and produced for the ten o'clock news on WNEW-TV in New York.
Lucy is a graduate of Princeton University with a B.A. in sociology.
Lucy's Stories
Some residents allowed to return to homes after unstable high-rise led to evacuation
Many other buildings are still evacuated and people are left waiting and wondering what to do next.
Boy, 13, killed in Flushing moped crash after swerving to avoid car door
Police say the moped lost control and collided with a truck that was also traveling southbound on 162nd Street.
9 injured when motorcycle strikes group inside Brooklyn park
According to police, the driver came into Commodore Barry Park in Fort Greene just before 7 p.m. Sunday and hit at least nine people. Four of those victims are in critical condition. The others are in stable condition.
America 250: Events, celebrations to expect in NYC this week
On Sunday, New York City and state officials, with several senior officers of the U.S. Military gathered to highlight the historic events.
Historic train car in West Orange, New Jersey to get major makeover
For the past four decades, the Pullman railroad car has been part of a restaurant in West Orange, but now that restaurant is closed, and the rail car is moving along to a new life.
Flames shoot into the air from propane tank on Long Island
A neighborhood on Long Island was told to shelter in place after flames shot high into the air from a propane tank.
Loved ones 'greatly shattered' by loss of man killed by accused drunk driver in Manhattan
Loved ones are remembering one of the two men killed last Friday by an accused drunk driver, who plowed into a group of people outside a barber shop in Manhattan.
More antisemitic graffiti found across 2 parks in Queens, 1 week after another vandalism spree
Swastikas were discovered in two different parks in Queens on Mother's Day, one week after hateful graffiti was also plastered throughout the borough.
Paterson Board of Education votes on cuts to staffing, closing of some schools
Paterson Public Schools voted to make some major cuts that include open teaching positions going unfilled and several schools closing, despite a big hike in property taxes.
New hands-on learning facility for Girl Scouts opens in NJ
It's 12,000 square feet of brand-new, bright, multipurpose rooms for young girls to pursue their passions.