Reach Out to ABC7 News: Share Your Story or Tip
Looking for a way to make your voice heard in the San Francisco Bay Area? Reach out to ABC7 News, the local ABC television station with a rich history of delivering breaking news and stories that matter. As part of the ABC Owned Television Stations group, owned by The Walt Disney Company, ABC7 News is dedicated to providing high-quality journalism that resonates with the community.
Want to share your thoughts or tip? There are several ways to connect with us:
- Contact our main line at (415) 954-7777 for breaking news tips.
- Call the ABC7 BROADCAST CENTER located at 900 Front Street, San Francisco, CA 94111.
- Reach out via email to the ABC7 Newsroom and Digital Team.
- Share your story or tip using the "Report a Typo" link on our website.
At ABC7 News, we value diversity and inclusion. Our team is led by Vice President of News Tracey Watkowski, who works alongside other senior leaders including Vice Presidents Candace Hirleman, Mimi Kwan, Rosendo Pena, David Salinger, and Executive Director Jack Fraser.
Stay connected with us across various social media platforms:
- YouTube: Subscribe to our official channel for the latest news and videos.
- Instagram: Follow us for photos and videos from the most moving stories of the day.
- Facebook: Get behind-the-scenes look into your favorite news station.
- Twitter: Stay up-to-date on breaking news and the day's most interesting stories.
- TikTok: Follow us for a look at all the news around the Bay Area and latest viral videos.
- Nextdoor: Follow ABC7 News to stay informed about what's going on in your neighborhood.
- WhatsApp: Share some of the day's biggest stories with your friends and family.
We love seeing photos and videos from where you live! Share yours by posting with #abc7now. You must have taken the image/video or otherwise own all rights to it, and agree that KGO-TV and its licensees can use, edit, and distribute it without restriction in all media.
Watch ABC7 News anytime you want, anywhere you want with our 24/7 live stream. Available online or via our connected television apps for Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, and Android TV.
Get the latest news delivered directly to your device by downloading our mobile apps available on iPad, iPhone, or Android.
Looking for a way to make your voice heard in the San Francisco Bay Area? Reach out to ABC7 News, the local ABC television station with a rich history of delivering breaking news and stories that matter. As part of the ABC Owned Television Stations group, owned by The Walt Disney Company, ABC7 News is dedicated to providing high-quality journalism that resonates with the community.
Want to share your thoughts or tip? There are several ways to connect with us:
- Contact our main line at (415) 954-7777 for breaking news tips.
- Call the ABC7 BROADCAST CENTER located at 900 Front Street, San Francisco, CA 94111.
- Reach out via email to the ABC7 Newsroom and Digital Team.
- Share your story or tip using the "Report a Typo" link on our website.
At ABC7 News, we value diversity and inclusion. Our team is led by Vice President of News Tracey Watkowski, who works alongside other senior leaders including Vice Presidents Candace Hirleman, Mimi Kwan, Rosendo Pena, David Salinger, and Executive Director Jack Fraser.
Stay connected with us across various social media platforms:
- YouTube: Subscribe to our official channel for the latest news and videos.
- Instagram: Follow us for photos and videos from the most moving stories of the day.
- Facebook: Get behind-the-scenes look into your favorite news station.
- Twitter: Stay up-to-date on breaking news and the day's most interesting stories.
- TikTok: Follow us for a look at all the news around the Bay Area and latest viral videos.
- Nextdoor: Follow ABC7 News to stay informed about what's going on in your neighborhood.
- WhatsApp: Share some of the day's biggest stories with your friends and family.
We love seeing photos and videos from where you live! Share yours by posting with #abc7now. You must have taken the image/video or otherwise own all rights to it, and agree that KGO-TV and its licensees can use, edit, and distribute it without restriction in all media.
Watch ABC7 News anytime you want, anywhere you want with our 24/7 live stream. Available online or via our connected television apps for Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, and Android TV.
Get the latest news delivered directly to your device by downloading our mobile apps available on iPad, iPhone, or Android.
So they're just trying to get more info from the public, huh? I think it's cool that they want people to share their stories or tips. It's like, if you've got something interesting happening in your neighborhood, they wanna know about it! 
But, I wonder, how much of it is gonna actually get published? Is it just for them to collect more info or what? 
. Everyone's always trying to be famous on it and it's just so superficial. And don't even get me started on Nextdoor... who thought that was a good idea? It's just gonna be some dude complaining about the noise level of his dog 
. But I guess if you wanna stay connected with what's going on in your neighborhood, that's cool, I s'pose 
. And yeah, the live stream is nice, I like being able to watch news at any time... as long as it's not all sensationalist stuff 
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! It's always dope to see what's going down in the Bay Area and how we can support each other as a community. I mean, it's not like there aren't already enough news outlets out there, but hey, diversity is key, right? 
I'm more of a digital nomad myself, so I don't have time to watch traditional TV all day. Their 24/7 live stream is actually kinda cool tho! But gotta say, it's a bit much how they're asking for permission just to use your pics and vids 
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they seem like such a cool team & i love that they value diversity & inclusion 
gotta try the "Report a Typo" link on their website tho lol who doesn't love a good typo fix? 
i'm loving all the bay area vibes 
Don't get me wrong, I'm all for free speech and all that jazz, but there's gotta be more to this than just a good ol' fashioned news station.