Tony Cabrera
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Los Angeles Haunted Hayride returns for 18th season of scares at Griffith Park (opens the original)
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ABC7's Tony Cabrera just got a close encounter of the terrifying kind. GRIFFITH PARK, LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- “Get away from me!” After going through the Los Angeles Haunted Hayride mazes a couple years ago, it was time to see the event before the monsters showed up this weekend. “Why am I already scared?” ABC7’s Tony Cabrera said. “It’s not even set up.” “I’m always afraid of this too in the daytime, when I know nothing’s here,” general manager Jen Bendik said. We walked closely together as crews
Agoura Hills sensory gym welcomes kids with autism and all abilities (opens the original)
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AGOURA HILLS, Calif. (KABC) -- An inclusive kid's gym is focused on bringing kids together of all abilities, designed with sensory equipment for kids on the autism spectrum. At We Rock the Spectrum Kid's Gym in Agoura Hills, the play equipment is fun and adventurous, but also specially designed to help kids on the spectrum. Owner Dana Aghassi loves having a safe, welcoming place for children of all abilities to play and connect with plenty of sensory equipment. "It warms my heart to do something
Ability First celebrates 100 years of empowering people with disabilities (opens the original)
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CLAREMONT, Calif. (KABC) -- A community organization is celebrating 100 years of helping people with disabilities live their best lives. It's called Ability First, with five locations across Southern California focused on life after school. "We do step aerobics. We have a pool table. We have air hockey. We have food, like anything you can think of, we do," said Claremont programs director Julie Martin. "Our main mission is to support people with cognitive and developmental disabilities and their
Wellness club gives Latino men space to focus on mental health (opens the original)
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PLAYA DEL REY, LOS ANGELES Calif. (KABC) -- There's a new community group designed to use movement to support the mental well-being of Latino men. It's called the Hermanos Wellness Club and for the last four months, the club has met on the beach in Playa Del Rey every weekend to use exercise as a way to work on their mental health. They start with stretches, giving everyone a chance to introduce themselves and lead a stretch. "It's basically a space for Latino men to come and work on their menta
Barstow Museum preserves the legacy of America's Mother Road (opens the original)
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Barstow Calif. (KABC) -- If you come to Harvey House, you're going to come into the WARM Museum, which is a Western Area Railroad museum, and get a good education about the railroad. Barstow Mayor Tim Silva walked us through one of two museums at the historic Harvey House. The railroad museum is fitting, since the city was formerly known as Waterman Junction, a place where trains stopped for water! “Harvey House was a place where the rail or the trains would stop, and you would get food. You'd h
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