Camille Sarabia
Camille Sarabia joined FOX 35 Orlando in October 2025 as a digital content producer.
Camille was born and raised in Orange County, California. She started her career in South Bend, Indiana, where she worked at ABC57 and at the South Bend Tribune. While working at the Tribune, she received the Hoosier State Press Association's 2024 "Story of the Year" for her team coverage on the "Smith Six," six children who were killed in a house fire.
She graduated from Indiana University's Media School with a B.A. in Journalism and a concentration in Enterprise Reporting. She’s passionate about narrative journalism and immersing the reader into stories that unfold.
Sarabia is excited to be in the Sunshine State. While here, she spends time with her husband, Jordan, and their three dogs: Yorkie, Rico, and two rambunctious Siberian Huskies, Atari and Freyja. She enjoys hiking at Lake Louisa State Park with her pups, exploring local foodie hotspots, and volunteering in Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer’s Book Club with school-aged kids.
The latest from Camille Sarabia
Flock license plate readers face growing concerns from Palm Bay officials
"I think its out of control." | After Florida's governor Ron DeSantis voiced concerns with Flock license plate readers, some of Palm Bay's city council say the technology sets a dangerous precedent for future overreach.
Trial delayed again for Florida teen accused of killing stepsister on Carnival cruise
The federal murder trial for Timothy Hudson, accused of killing his stepsister aboard a Carnival cruise ship, has been delayed for a second time to now take place on Nov. 2.
Judge denies bond for man accused of killing wife, fleeing from deputies
A judge denied bond on Monday for a man accused of shooting and killing his wife at an Altamonte Springs home before fleeing into Volusia County.
Swimmer bitten by shark off Boca Grande Key rescued by nurses, Good Samaritan, Coast Guard
A swimmer was rescued Sunday evening off Boca Grande Key in the Florida Keys after reportedly being bitten on the leg by a shark near a recreational boat.
EF-0 tornado touches down in Port St. Lucie, leaving 2-mile path of damage
An EF-0 tornado with peak winds between 65 and 75 mph touched down in Port St. Lucie on Sunday evening, leaving behind minor damage but no reported injuries.
Barricade ends at Daytona Beach motel, teen suspect hospitalized, police say
Daytona Beach police officers responded to reports of shots fired and a barricaded person on South Ridgewood Avenue.
Mom, 2-year-old daughter die after hit by lightning in Florida storm, police say
A mother and her daughter died on Sunday afternoon after a reported lightning strike in Margate, Florida.
Small plane crashes into Atlantic off Boca Raton coast; pilot unhurt, police say
A small-engine plane on its way from Fort Myers to the Bahamas crashed into the Atlantic Ocean near Boca Raton on Saturday morning.
Panama City Beach landmark Jaws Souvenirs shop destroyed by early morning fire
A massive early morning fire destroyed Jaws Souvenirs, an iconic beach retail shop on Thomas Drive in Panama City Beach.