
Joe Calabrese
Joe Calabrese is a digital journalist for FOX 5 New York, FOX 29 Philadelphia and FOX 5 DC.
Over his career, Joe worked in several top media markets, including Washington, D.C., Cleveland and, most recently, Los Angeles. A New Jersey native, Joe has now returned home to the East Coast.
Joe has covered several major breaking news stories, like the COVID-19 pandemic in rural Ohio, the Capitol Riot on Jan. 6, 2021, the deadly Southern California wildfires of 2025 and more. Joe enjoys covering a vast range of topics, including sports and politics, using his skills in data journalism, web development and interactive graphics to bolster his storytelling.
In addition to his day job, Joe teaches future journalists at his alma mater, the University of Southern California.
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The latest from Joe Calabrese
Yorktown community holds vigil for Sheridan Gorman, student shot and killed in Chicago
Hundreds of members of the Yorktown community gathered Saturday to remember Sheridan Gorman, the 18-year-old who was shot and killed while at college in Chicago.
No Kings New York City protests call out Trump on Iran, immigration
No Kings organizers said Saturday's protests drew more than 8 million people to more than 3,300 events across the U.S., including the thousands marching through New York City.
Queens fire that killed 4 ruled a homicide: Police
A fire in Flushing, Queens that killed four is now being investigated as a homicide. Two of the victims, a 3-year-old girl and a 50-year-old man, have also been identified.
Nancy Guthrie case: What clues came from Savannah Guthrie interview?
In a recent interview, Savannah Guthrie confirmed that the family has received what they think are two genuine ransom notes, and revealed that the back doors of her mother's house were propped open. Here's what a retired NYPD detective thinks we can learn from that.
Long Island man charged with raping 13-year-old girl
Michael Liontonia is accused of picking up a 13-year-old girl at a Holtsville gas station, before he allegedly drove them somewhere secluded assaulted her.
NYC says goodbye to Dinosaur, the High Line's 17-foot-tall pigeon statue
Dinosaur the 17-foot-tall aluminum pigeon on New York City's High Line will be removed at the beginning of April to make way for a new art installation.
Man threatened with machete, beaten in the Bronx: 4 wanted
One suspect held out a machete, while two others beat a man in the Bronx, the NYPD said.
3 suspects wanted for string of Lululemon, Alo robberies across NYC
Four Lululemon and Alo stores across the city have been robbed since Feb. 7, police said, with the suspects making up with more than $50,000 worth of clothing.
Live fox found stowed away on ship at Port of NY/NJ
One sly fox took a 3,400-mile journey to the U.S. by stowing away on a ship, and now has a new home at the Bronx Zoo.
NYPD officer dies during deployment in Kuwait
Officer Sorffly Davius was a Major in the Army National Guard. He was deployed in Kuwait in support of Operation Epic Fury, officials said.









