Alyana Gomez
Alyana Gomez joined the Action News team in February 2022. She is the co-anchor of Action News at 10 A.M.

Born in Philadelphia and raised in Collingswood, New Jersey, Alyana had a microphone in her hand from the time she was little girl. At an early age, she knew she wanted her voice to be heard and had her sights set on a career in front of the camera. Alyana was also determined to live her life helping others.

Her lofty goals as a kid became clearer and more focused in college, where she channeled her passion for writing. Alyana attended Salisbury University in Maryland, where she studied Journalism and landed her first job in local news. There, she won her first Associated Press award for enterprise reporting, spot news and in-depth coverage.

Her next stop was Jacksonville, Florida where she worked as a reporter, covering everything from natural disasters to government accountability. Alyana was honored and humbled to win her first Emmy award for coverage of a murder trial.

Alyana then moved to Hartford, Connecticut where she anchored weekend mornings and helped launch the consumer investigative unit. She also became a mother for the first time, with the birth of her son.

Then the West Coast came calling, with an opportunity to anchor and report in the Bay Area. Alyana covered the destructive Wine Country fires, California's deadliest wildfire in Paradise, homelessness and the impact of lead poisoning on children in Oakland. What she loved most about her time there was her connection to such a culturally vibrant community and the fulfilling work she did with the Golden State Warriors Community Foundation.

While in California, Alyana's family grew with the birth of her baby girl. She hopes that her life as a hard-working mom with a demanding career will one day encourage her children to make a difference in their community too.

Speaking of... out and about in the community is where you'll find her most days! Don't be afraid to say hi in the grocery store or down the shore.

Alyana's Stories
The GummiCone guy shows off his creative twist on the ice cream cone at 6abc
It's the world's first edible gummi, candy-like cone that can be used to hold water ice and ice cream.
Retired NJ officer's hidden talent on display in National Museum
His patriotism on full display, a retired NJ officer is proud to see his hidden talent hanging up in a museum.
Ship sinking expert explains how the SS United States will be prepped for its underwater grave
In just a few days, the SS United States will set sail for its final voyage down south, where it will be sunk as an artificial reef off the Florida Gulf Coast.
Smell like Philadelphia history with perfumer's latest 'Art Museum' fragrance
From the Philly Pretzel to the Art Museum, you can walk around all day smelling like some of Philly's iconic staples, blended with modern sophistication.
CHOP nurse makes life-saving plea for kidney donation
A CHOP nurse who was once a patient himself, spends his career helping children and now he is making a life-saving plea to the community for help.
Meta unveils new protections aimed to prevent sextortion for teen Instagram accounts
There's been a big push this year from parents to protect kids on social media and now META is revealing some new safety features on Instagram to prevent sextortion.
Latina artist Cvgebird using her voice to empower troubled youth in Philadelphia
A successful Latina artist has returned to her roots in North Philadelphia to uplift other artists and empower troubled youth.
Amazon mini warehouse coming to Plymouth Meeting, aims to streamline grocery shopping with robots
Robots will grab your grocery items from the mini warehouse and place them into bags for pickup.
Car prices trending down as interest rates expected to drop this fall
The car buying process can be a challenging one, especially when interest rates are as high as they are. The financial burden can seem daunting, but car experts say car prices are actually trending down right by a couple hundred dolla
Allentown named asthma capital of the United States by Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America
A new report out just revealed that Allentown is actually the asthma capital of the United States for being the most challenging place to live with asthma.