Gary Warth is a journalist at the San Diego Union-Tribune. He covers critical social issues, focusing on homelessness, mental health, and public safety within the San Diego region. His work has been featured in various publications, including PACIFIC magazine, the Los Angeles Times, and the Del Mar Times Inc.
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Gary Warth’s focus is primarily on local government announcements and policies related to homelessness, crime, drug use, inflation, foster care, and homeless youth. He often cites data in his articles.
For outreach to Gary Warth, consider providing insights or expert commentary on local government initiatives related to addressing homelessness and supporting marginalized communities in the San Diego area. Topics such as the effectiveness of housing-first models or programs aimed at helping homeless youths could be of interest. Additionally, experts who can provide data-driven analysis of trends in homelessness or programs addressing drug use within these communities may also attract his attention.
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How to fill vacant seat will be decided in January meeting
City hired cyber extortion incident response firm for $603,000 to attempt to recover data
By: Gary Warth
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Local immigrants and refugees are hopeful for homeland's future, with some planning a return soon to reunite with family members still there.
By: Gary Warth
Hospital district's brick and mortar library has large collection for consumers and plans to launch mobile unit
By: Gary Warth
Friday ceremony recognizes role in '69, '70 championships Before his championship seasons at UCLA, before being named the NBA's most valuable
By: Gary Warth
Iraqi children receiving Christmas gifts from American program In an area where Christians have been living in fear for practicing their
By: Gary Warth
The museum showcases works by the famous Wild West artist, who lived in El Cajon from the mid-1940s until his death in 1988
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