Nydia Han
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
Troubleshooters help Northeast Philadelphia woman fix damaged driveway
Nicole Fisher says a crew sent by American Water Resources left her a mess after digging up her driveway to access a water leak.
Buy now, pay later platforms could soon affect your credit, experts say
In March, Apple became the first major provider of buy now, pay later loans to fully report its four-installment loan information and account histories to a credit bureau.
Delaware college student, kindergartener advocate for legislation to help support AAPI education
Two bills being heard in Delaware are aimed to be solutions in the fight against anti-Asian rhetoric, violence, and hate. The legislation was inspired by a dad and a college student, who are getting additional support from a very special kindergartener.
Consumer Reports experts offer tips to save money on your homeowners insurance policy
Blame natural disasters, inflation, and where you live. Chances are you're probably paying more for home insurance these days and in some cases, a lot more. The good news is that the money-saving experts at Consumer Reports found ways to trim rising premiums for significant savings.
What to look for when hiring a professional organizer to clear your home clutter
You might think hiring a professional organizer is too expensive, but that's not necessarily the case.
Tips from a professional organizer on how to declutter and reorganize your home
If you've been meaning to declutter and get organized, but the thought of doing it is daunting and anxiety-inducing - we have some inspiration for you.
How to save money and best prepare for summer road trips
You can make your car more fuel-efficient by reducing aerodynamic drag. If you're not using it, take off anything like a roof rack and or bike rack.
Major changes are coming to the real estate industry | Here's what it means for buyers and sellers
Critics of the new rules say they are especially devastating for first-time home buyers and low-income buyers.
Call for Action volunteers working for you to resolve consumer issues
Our Call for Action volunteers work every day on your behalf, getting tens of thousands of dollars back to consumers in the form of refunds, goods, and services.
Money expert Bobbi Rebell shares how to deal with sudden financial changes when times get tough
If you get hit with an unexpected monetary setback, money expert Bobbi Rebell says to look at it like a speed bump on the road to your financial goals.