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
818-863-7777
David's Stories
Disneyland Resort honors SoCal firefighters with special Heroes Ticket offer, Main Street cavalcade
Disneyland honored SoCal firefighters with a dedicated cavalcade parade down historic Main Street USA, plus a special Heroes Ticket offer.
Woman killed when shooter opens fire through back window of SUV in Orange; suspect at large
A shooter opened fire through the back window of a vehicle in the city of Orange, killing the woman behind the wheel, authorities said.
ICE entran en casa de una pareja de Irvine en busca de respuestas
Agentes de ICE entraron el jueves por la mañana en un vecindario de Irvine como parte de una investigación sobre carteles colocados en Los Ángeles.
ICE agents storm Irvine couple's home in search for answers about posters placed around LA
The agents were reportedly executing a criminal search warrant related to posters that were placed throughout LA with personal information on ICE agents.
California schools at risk of losing funds that could be used to improve HVAC systems in classrooms
Parents and advocates dedicated to improving indoor air quality for students are pushing an issue they believe plagues a majority of schools.
Metro rolls out concealed weapon screening at C-Line Norwalk station
Metro began screening passengers at the C-Line Norwalk station Monday for concealed weapons as part of its efforts to enhance safety for passengers and employees.
DHS agents at CSU Fullerton were part of explosive detection team on training mission, police say
Police said the Homeland Security agents spotted on campus Wednesday were part of an explosive detection team and were there conducting routine training.
OC community riled up over 'porn' campaign signs about control of public libraries
Some residents argue the signs, which ask residents to vote "no" on Measures A and B in the upcoming special election, are only encouraging kids to Google the word "porn."
Jury finds former Orange County judge guilty of murdering his wife in 2nd trial
Before he was taken into custody, Jeffrey Ferguson whispered into his son's ear, "It's OK. Be strong." The two were allowed to hug before he was taken into custody.
Jury deliberations underway in retrial of Orange County judge accused of murdering his wife
It's up to a new jury to decide whether an Orange County Superior Court judge intentionally killed his wife.