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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Attn: David González
500 Circle Seven Drive
Glendale, CA 91201
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David's Stories
Huntington Beach aprueba convertirse en 'ciudad no santuario'
Huntington Beach ha sido declarada "ciudad no santuario" tras una votación unánime por el concejo municipal el martes por la noche.
City Council approves making Huntington Beach a 'non-sanctuary city'
Huntington Beach Mayor Pat Burns wants the city to back any efforts made by the Trump administration to enforce federal immigration law.
Power outages affecting mountain communities after Red Flag warnings
People living in the mountain community of Crestline in San Bernardino County went days without power due to outages implemented by Southern California Edison.
DUI crackdowns underway across SoCal for New Year's Eve
Authorities across Southern California are preparing to crack down on New Year's Eve partiers who decide to drive despite having one too many drinks.
New CA laws target street takeover spectators and their vehicles
New California state laws hope to curb dangerous street takeovers and street racing in the New Year.
Travel OCC, student-run travel agency at Orange Coast College, now open
Planning your next getaway just got a whole lot easier with the help of Travel OCC, an on-campus student-run travel agency at Orange Coast College.
Regalo de vida: Donación de riñón une a amigos de toda la vida en el Condado de Orange
Vy Tran siempre ha tenido sentido de la aventura y ha viajado por todo el mundo. Sin embargo, todo eso se truncó hace cinco años, cuando le diagnosticaron una enfermedad renal terminal.
Laguna Beach PD to notify businesses when DUI arrest is linked to their establishment
A new initiative by the Laguna Beach Police Department will notify businesses that serve alcohol when a DUI arrest is directly linked to their business.
Anaheim Christmas Eve brunch tradition feeds thousands of people
The joy of giving this holiday season can be done in all sorts of different ways. For one family, instead of handing out presents, they hand out pancakes.
Cómo evitar ser víctima de ladrones durante las fiestas, la policía de Santa Ana comparte consejos
Las fiestas están a la vuelta de la esquina, pero mientras la gente se prepara para pasar tiempo con la familia, los ladrones buscan aprovecharse de las festividades. Aquí tienes algunos consejos para evitar convertirte en víctima.