David González
After earning his associate degree from Santa Ana College in 2007, he transferred to Arizona State University in Phoenix, where he graduated with a bachelor's degree in broadcast journalism from the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication in 2010. He is a proud Sun Devil.
Most recently, David worked as a reporter in Houston for the CBS affiliate, KHOU-TV. He covered a wide range of stories including the aftermath of the Astroworld tragedy and several hurricanes to make landfall across the Gulf Coast. David has also worked in Pensacola at WEAR-TV, in Wichita Falls at KFDX-TV, and Tucson at KOLD-TV.
In his spare time, David loves to spend time outdoors, workout, travel and hangout with family and friends. He loves to try new restaurants, so if you have any recommendations, send them his way!
David is thrilled to be back in Southern California covering stories where he grew up. If you ever see him around town, feel free to stop him and say hi. He loves meeting new people and hearing your thoughts about what is happening in your community.
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Contact:
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Glendale, CA 91201
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David's Stories
Brush fire in Azusa grows to 25 acres, prompts closure of Highway 39
A brush fire erupted in Azusa, growing to about 25 acres and prompting the closure of Highway 39, officials say.
Newsom highlights major education investments as CA budget increases funding for schools statewide
California's newly signed state budget includes major investments in public education.
Will gas prices rise again following renewed violence in war with Iran?
As fighting in Iran escalates again, Americans are wondering how much gas prices will rise this time.
Police target illegal fireworks across SoCal in holiday crackdown ahead of 4th of July
As America celebrate its 250th birthday, police are ramping up enforcement across Southern California to keep people safe this Fourth of July.
4th of July rush kicks off: 5 million SoCal travelers to head out of town for holiday weekend
It's getaway day for millions of people heading out of town for the 4th of July holiday weekend, and Southern California's roads and airports are expected to be jammed.
LeBron James tells Lakers he plans to play elsewhere during next NBA season
LeBron James will continue his NBA career during the 2026-27 season, but has informed the Lakers that the franchise can move on without him.
Mayor issues 2 executive orders as stench grows from 85M pounds of rotten food in Boyle Heights
Mayor Karen Bass is vowing accountability following a massive warehouse fire, signing two executive orders to help speed up the cleanup and hold those responsible for the fire accountable.
Commemorative flags honor Betsy Ross for America's 250th anniversary
A commemorative flag often tied to Betsy Ross featuring 13 stars and stripes is being presented to communities across the country.
El olor de 85 millones de libras de comida podrida envuelve Boyle Heights. Así avanza la limpieza
El mal olor de 85 millones de libras de comida podrida dentro de un almacén incendiado en Boyle Heights se puede oler a millas de distancia.
10,000 pounds of illegal fireworks, marijuana products seized in Pasadena
About 10,000 pounds of illegal fireworks are now off the streets, and the city of Pasadena is calling it one of the largest seizures of illegal fireworks in the city's history.