Delia Goncalves is a News Reporter at WUSA9. She specializes in construction and real estate, while also covering topics related to crime, social issues, and traffic in Maryland. Delia's work has been featured in notable outlets such as WPMT FOX43, WLTX-TV, WWL-TV Channel 4, New Orleans, 13News Now (WVEC), WUSA-TV, WFAA, and WMAZ-TV.
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Delia Goncalves focuses on local crime and government & politics in the Washington, D.C. area. She frequently covers evolving stories related to crime and legal policy regulations announced by the government.
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By: Delia Goncalves
Staffing shortages follow the death of a 5-month-old during a computer system failure
Lessons learned and changes made at DC 911 call center after 10 dogs drowned in District Dogs flood.
By: Delia Goncalves
The jury will now decide the fate of the former DPR employee who worked with at-risk youth.
A 5-month-old infant died while his parents waited for an ambulance.
Police still looking for the killer of 19-year-old Vonte Martin
D.C.'s Public Charter School Board approved the Eagle charter despite mismanagement of funds, and tried to correct the problem too late.
By: Sophie Rosenthal, Delia Goncalves
The charter school was supposed to start the year on Monday, but it abruptly closed last week.
Long-troubled UMC is slated to close in March 2025, but is suspending patient services before the new hospital opens.
By: Delia Goncalves, Jess Arnold
The district is holding a virtual meeting Monday night at 5 p.m. to discuss swing spaces for Drew and Nalle schools.
By: Jess Arnold
This Court of Appeals decision sets a precedent for homebuyers and marks a big win for the nine female homeowners who sued developers over crumbling construction.
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