Andrea Lopez-VillafaƱa is a Managing Editor at Voice of San Diego. She oversees the production of daily news stories and is passionate about exploring San Diegoās communities, focusing on themes such as government and politics, social issues, and climate change. Andrea is featured in Voice of San Diego.
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Andrea's coverage primarily focuses on local news, city politics, community events, education, and homelessness within the United States with a focus on California and specifically San Diego. The majority of her content is related to government announcements and evolving stories in the realm of government & politics as well as crime.
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We just finished our annual Beef Week series where our reporters focus on the regionās greatest rivalries. Hereās what we learned.
By: Layne, Andrea Lopez-VillafaƱa
For years, the Sweetwater Union High School District had a longstanding deal with one of the biggest foster care contractors in San Diego County, called New Alternatives.
By: Will Huntsberry, Andrea Lopez-VillafaƱa
The Encinitas City Council held an open meeting at the Encinitas Council Chambers on Wednesday, Sept. 25, 2024. / Photo by Vito di Stefano for Voice of San Diego
This week was inauguration week in San Diego. Re-elected officials and new leaders gave big speeches on what they want to do in the coming year. The meat and potatoes: [ā¦]
San Diegoās leaders failed to get enough voters to back a sales tax increase. Now, they are facing some tough budget conversations in the coming year. Last week, we got [ā¦]
For years, Voice of San Diego reporters have revealed troubling cases of sexual misconduct by teachers and other public school employees at San Diegoās largest school district. Even more troubling [ā¦]
We just wrapped up our annual series on what we learned in 2024! We answered some big questions, followed scandals and helped San Diegans understand their community. If you missed [ā¦]
By: Bella Ross, Andrea Lopez-VillafaƱa
2024 was riddled with scandals. The stories that most resonated with readers this year had to do with education, and the many sexual misconduct scandals that continue to plague the [ā¦]
County Board of Supervisors Chairwoman Nora Vargas speaks to members of the media about the CARE Act program at the County Administration Center in downtown on Sept. 27, 2023. / Photo by Ariana Drehsler
As Iām writing this on Friday, Jan. 3, all I can think is, 2025 is going to be nuts. Itās only the third day of the year, but San Diego [ā¦]
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