Tiffany Olin
Before ABC30, she wore many hats at KTVL in Medford, Oregon ranging from Weather Forecaster to News/Sports Multimedia Journalist and digital producer. While in the Pacific Northwest, she covered the homeless problem, devastating fires, excessive heat and severe winter storms.
Tiffany began her broadcasting career at ABC7 Los Angeles as a sports intern turned News Assistant/ Traffic Producer. During her time there, she interviewed players and coaches from the LA Rams, Chargers, Dodgers and Angels.
She is a Southern California native and a proud alumnus of the University of California, Los Angeles. When she's not cheering on her Bruins, Tiffany enjoys spending time with family, binging reality TV and finding new wineries.
Although she is not from Central California, Tiffany grew up visiting family and friends in the area and loved boating on Millerton Lake. She is excited to share your stories and explore the area even more.
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Tiffany's Stories
Accuweather Forecast
Watch the latest Accuweather forecast on ABC30 Action News.
Live in the 559? Get ready for a change in how you dial as new 357 area code comes to Central Valley
The Valley is about to be home to more than just the 559 and the 209. That means next week you'll have to change how you dial.
Man killed, stepdaughter seriously injured after motorcycle crash in Merced County
The person killed in a motorcycle crash in Merced County over the weekend has been identified as 49-year-old Wesley Wrinkles.
Stolen French bulldog reunited with owner in Merced
Lots of cuddles, kisses and scratches for 9-month-old French bulldog Hazel as she reunited with her family.
Potential impact of heavy rain on crops like citrus and almonds
Light showers moved through the Central Valley on Wednesday ahead of a much stronger storm.
Classes cancelled at Sunnyside High School in southeast Fresno due to campus-wide power outage
Sunnyside High School in southeast Fresno will be closed for the day due to a campus-wide power outage.
New Merced City School District boundaries will shift 6th grade to middle school
After over a year of planning and collaboration, the Merced City School District is adjusting its school boundaries.
Local leaders react to Trump's criticism of California's High-Speed Rail project
Trump shared his thoughts on California's High-Speed Rail project on Tuesday, echoing what many local critics have expressed over the years.
Much-needed rain to hit Central California
Clouds and wind rolled through the Central Valley Tuesday as a set of storms set up to bring in much-needed rainfall.
Inaugural Black College Expo in Fresno
Hundreds of Fresno Unified students heard from colleges across the country Monday at the inaugural Black College Expo in downtown Fresno.