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
DCPS Chancellor Lewis Ferebee stepping down to accept CEO position
D.C. Public Schools Chancellor Dr. Lewis D. Ferebee is stepping down next month to become the next chief executive officer of an educational nonprofit.
Montgomery County man charged with murdering mom arrested in North Carolina
Ricardo Colato-Salamanca was arrested in North Carolina this week days after officers said he murdered his mother in their home and drove off in her car.
Suspect charged with stabbing HS senior to death outside his apartment
Anforne Golden has been charged with murder killing of Amari Clarke on May 8, officials announced.
Outdoor pools open for the summer this weekend: What you need to know
Pools across the DMV open for the season this weekend.
Laurel police searching for 16-year-old wanted for park shooting
Police in Laurel are searching for a 16-year-old who they said shot another boy during a fight in a park on Friday.
National Mall Fourth of July fireworks aiming to break world record for America 250
Organizers say the display will go on for 30 minutes, and feature more than 800,000 fireworks
Maryland resending primary ballots after some voters receive ballots for wrong party
After some voters received mail-in ballots for the incorrect party, the Maryland State Board of Elections is sending out new mail-in ballots to everyone who requested one ahead of June's gubernatorial primary election.
2 injured, 1 in custody after multiple shootings, carjackings in Prince George's County
Officials said an unarmed, off-duty officer followed the carjacking suspect armed with an AR-15, helping police eventually locate and arrest him.
16-year-old charged with murder in Huntington stabbing
Fairfax County police have charged a 16-year-old boy with murder in connection with a stabbing in Huntington last weekend.