Nydia Han
Nydia Han is 6abc's Consumer Investigative Reporter, Troubleshooter, and co-anchor of Action News Sunday mornings and Action News at 10 A.M. She is also the creator of the documentary series, #ThisIsAmerica, a provocative, fresh look at who we are as Americans.

Nydia is an Emmy award-winning journalist, committed to getting real results for our Action News viewers. She is dedicated to exposing scams, protecting consumers, and encouraging businesses and agencies to do the right thing. In her work related to #ThisIsAmerica, Nydia hopes to inspire all of us to get to know each other's unique American stories, check our own biases, and act as positive agents of change and unity in our communities. Nydia also covers general news as an Action News anchor and has traveled frequently to cover national stories.

Prior to joining Action News in October of 2002, Nydia worked for KTRK-TV, the ABC station in Houston, Texas, and KOCO-TV in Oklahoma City. Nydia started her career as a reporter at KIFI-TV in Pocatello, Idaho.

Nydia is dedicated to helping our community in a myriad of ways. She is on the community advisory board for the Asian American Women's Coalition and volunteers her time for a number of other organizations. She is especially passionate about raising awareness and desperately needed funds for lung cancer research after the passing of her mother in 2009. Nydia also enjoys mentoring aspiring journalists.

Nydia received a Bachelor of Science in Journalism with a focus on International Studies from the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University. Fluent in Korean, Nydia also graduated from a program at Yonsei University in Seoul, Korea.

Nydia is a mom to two young children, a wife and a friend. She enjoys good food, good wine, and most of all, a good laugh.


Nydia's Stories
Synthetic braiding hair may have cancer-causing substance, Consumer Reports investigation finds
A new Consumer Reports investigation is raising concerns about synthetic braiding hair, something used by countless people, especially Black people, including children.
Contractor at center of Action News Troubleshooters investigation pleads guilty
A Philadelphia contractor accused of victimizing about a dozen people has now entered a guilty plea.
Troubleshooters: Vehicle warranty company accused of defrauding customers
A vehicle warranty company has been accused by the Pennsylvania Attorney General of scamming vehicle owners with after-market warranties.
Cut your subscriptions to save your wallet
If you're looking to save money, a great place to start is by canceling subscriptions you're paying for but not using.
Federal layoffs: AARP advice for older job seekers
Many people seeking work right now haven't been in the job market for a while and the search can be even more challenging for older Americans.
REAL ID deadline fast approaching: What you should know
REAL ID was put into place by the Real ID Act after 9/11 but its enforcement had been postponed a number of times including because of the pandemic.
A warning on tax scams, including one involving recovery rebate credit
In 2023, the most recent year we have data for, Americans lost $5.5 billion dollars to tax scams.
Consumer Reports: Best and worst energy bars
New Consumer Reports testing reveals that grabbing an energy bar for a quick snack might not deliver the boost you expect.
Consumer Reports tells us how to finally stop robocalls
According to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), in 2023, people reported losing $10 billion to scams, with phone scams causing the highest per-person loss.
Economic impact of Eagles Super Bowl parade
About 353,914 visitors descended on Center City on Super Bowl Sunday. That's 97% higher compared to last week, and 44% higher compared to Super Bowl Sunday in 2018.