Regina Yurrita
Regina Yurrita was born and raised in Los Angeles, California. She recently moved from San Diego to DC. In San Diego she focused on covering stories affecting the southern border, including the end of title 42. She eventually became the early morning news reporter where she covered breaking news and crime.
Regina started her career in Palm Springs during the pandemic, where she focused on stories about farm laborers.
Regina is the type to easily talk about current events and politics, even at the dinner table. In her off time, she likes to go to yoga, is into reading and baking sourdough. She’s happy that her starter made it with her from SD to DC.
Most importantly, Regina is excited to be a part of the FOX 5 DC team. She is looking forward to getting to know her colleagues and the wonderful community of the DMV area.
The latest from Regina Yurrita
Disturbing graffiti at Bradley Hills Elementary prompts police investigation
Families in Bethesda are expressing concern after graffiti referencing the 2012 Sandy Hook shooting was found at Bradley Hills Elementary, prompting an active police investigation.
Man whose pull-up burst water pipe at George Mason University comes forward
George Mason University police released a video showing a man doing a pull-up on a water pipe, which burst and flooded a parking garage on the Arlington campus last month.
Alleged jewelry-stealing con artists wanted in Fairfax County
Fairfax County police are looking for jewelry-stealing con artists.
New report exposes failures leading up to shooting at Wootton High School
A new report has revealed critical failures both before and during the response to last month's shooting at Wootton High School.
Victim considers legal action after allegedly being groped by classmate at Fairfax HS
One of the Fairfax County students allegedly groped by an 18-year-old classmate who is an undocumented immigrant could take legal action.
DC Water holds public meeting to hear from residents on sewage spill response
As the long-term cleanup near the Potomac Interceptor continues, DC Water says they want to hear from residents.
Prince William County leaders shut down plan to build substation to power data centers
The Prince William County planning commission shut down a plan to build a substation in Bristow that would power local data centers.
DC congestion pricing proposal sparks debate: How much would it cost?
A new proposal that would charge drivers $10 to enter downtown Washington, D.C., is drawing pushback from city leaders, and mixed reactions from residents.
Loudoun County Board of Supervisors votes against putting SROs in elementary schools
The Loudoun County Board of Supervisors has decided against funding school resource officers for elementary schools — for now.
Raccoon bites two people in Old Town Alexandria, health officials say
Virginia health officials say two people were attacked by a raccoon in Old Town Alexandria.