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
East Harlem food pantry addressing food insecurity in uncertain times
New York Common Pantry is hoping city and state funding can help bridge any gap caused by federal cuts directed at sanctuary cities.
Popular food truck in Rockland County forced to close due to rising operating costs
Rising prices have taken a toll on Gracie's Bulldog Grill Food Truck in Blauvelt so much so that chef AJ Servidio, who owns the truck with his wife announced the business will be closing at the end of the month.
Westchester County teen allegedly attacked by father of classmate
A physical confrontation between a teenager and her classmate's father sent the 16-year-old to the hospital and left her bruised.
New York Exiles set to bring women's professional rugby to the Empire State
The New York Exiles are part of a new six-team league called Women's Elite Rugby.
What you need to know as the REAL ID deadline approaches
Have you gotten your REAL ID yet? Time is running out and now TSA officials in New York and New Jersey are warning people about what will happen the next time you try to fly without it.
Eggcellent alternative: High egg prices causing people to rent and raise their own chickens
The price tag of eggs is pushing many to seek alternate options like renting or raising their own chickens.
Malcolm X's family calls for declassification of assassination files on 60th death anniversary
On the 60th anniversary of his death, Malcolm X's family is calling for the declassification of documents in the case arguing there's much more to the story that's been told about the assassination.
Rep. Mike Lawler facing backlash over comment at meeting on immigration in Yonkers
U.S. Congressman Mike Lawler is facing backlash after he asked a Latino lawmaker in Westchester County if he is a citizen during a public meeting.
Suspect charged with murder in gruesome killing of two women in Rockland County, police say
A suspect is facing murder charges for a gruesome double killing of two women in Rockland County over the weekend.
Ten couples married for 50+ years renew their wedding vows in Yonkers for Valentine's Day
What better day to celebrate decades of love than Valentine's Day? That's what several couples did at Yonkers City Hall on Friday.