Marcus Solis
Prior to joining WABC-TV, Marcus was a reporter/anchor for New York 1 News. Other stops along the way have included WDTV in Clarksburg, West Virginia and WFAS AM and FM in White Plains.
Marcus graduated from Syracuse University and is a member of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists.
Marcus's Stories
New York company chosen to make new crystals for New Year's Eve ball
This year, one local New York company will have some bragging rights as we count down to 2025 in Times Square.
'Mitten tree' benefitting the homeless stolen from Rockland County church
The incident happened at the Thiells Garnerville United Methodist Church on Monday just after Reverend Woo Lim Kwak lit up the tree on his way home.
Sen. Chuck Schumer pushing bill to allow local law enforcement agencies to investigate drones
Schumer went in front of the Senate on Tuesday hoping to give local law enforcement agencies the authority needed to investigate the drones, which have been spotted near sensitive locations under federal control.
'Golden Girls' celebrate birthdays after turning 101 and 104 in New Rochelle
Katherine Carson, 104, and Martha Jones, 101, both celebrated birthdays at Sutton Park Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation in Mount Vernon on Tuesday.
Reorganization plan could lead to some elementary schools closing in Mount Vernon: Superintendent
Dr. K Veronica Smith -- Acting Superintendent of Mount Vernon City School District -- said on Tuesday Mount Vernon Leadership Academy, Mount Vernon Honor Academy and Cecil H. Parker School could be cut from the district.
Orange County sporting goods store owner offering free bikes, scooters to the public
Want a free bike? How about a scooter? A sporting goods store in Orange County, New York is giving them away for free... no strings attached.
Tenants say they're living in hazardous conditions at Bronx apartment
Tenants in one Bronx apartment building are complaining about spotty heat and a host of other problems, as temperatures are expected to drop overnight with strong winds.
God's Love We Deliver prepares 15,000 Thanksgiving meals for hungry New Yorkers
Thanksgiving is their busiest day of the year with 15,000 Thanksgiving meals set to be home-delivered to more than 7,300 households for Thanksgiving, thanks to the help of more than 1,000 volunteers.
Technology upgraded on Connecticut highway signs to help prevent wrong-way crashes
The red wrong-way signs on highway entrance ramps have gotten a technology upgrade with flashing lights that alert the driver, allowing them to turn around before getting on the wrong way.
Rockland County corrections officer accused of possessing tons of child pornography: DA
Prosecutors say since March, Dworkin uploaded 51 different digital photos and videos to his computer of female children under the age of 16 engaged in sexual performances.