Will Huntsberry is an education reporter for Voice of San Diego, focusing on local education issues in the San Diego area. His articles cover a range of topics, including affordable housing, labor violations, local government decisions, and cultural trends impacting the community.
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Will Huntsberry's focus is primarily on local government, politics, and crime in San Diego. His coverage heavily features data citations and government announcements. If you have insights related to local policy changes, crime statistics, or governmental decisions in the San Diego area, these would likely be of interest to him.
Given his emphasis on breaking news and evolving stories within the region, he may also appreciate pitches that provide new developments or fresh perspectives on ongoing issues like homelessness, police matters, stadium scandals and housing concerns specific to San Diego.
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By: Jakob McWhinney, Will Huntsberry, Scott Lewis
A safe parking lot run by Jewish Family Service in Kearny Mesa. / Photo courtesy of Jewish Family Service
By: Will Huntsberry, Tigist Layne, Ariana Drehsler
A woman said a Santee gymnastics coach sexually abused her as a child. The gym’s owner didn’t think she was telling the truth.
Sara Jacobs has the voting record of a new-generation politician. She also has the money and connections to become a powerful force in Washington.
By: Will Huntsberry, Lisa Halverstadt
Rebecca Taylor, the chair of the San Diego County Democratic Party, died as a result of a motorcycle accident in Utah on Tuesday. Taylor was on a cross-country trip on a motorcycle and hit from behind by another vehicle, 10 News reported.
By: Layne, Will Huntsberry
Since 2021, at least five people have filed complaints to SafeSport about inappropriate touching at Champion Gymnastics and Cheer.
By: Will Huntsberry, Andrea Lopez-Villafaña
Children’s playroom at Interfaith’s Hawthorne Veteran and Family Resource Center in Escondido on Thursday, Aug. 1, 2024. / Ariana Drehsler for Voice of San Diego
By: Will Huntsberry, Adriana Heldiz
New Alternatives was set up in 1978 as a nonprofit to provide foster care services to San Diego and Orange Counties. It’s been stocking millions of dollars into a Montana nonprofit that does very little since 2015.
By: Jakob Mcwhinney, Will Huntsberry
A new report from the U.S. Department of Education skewers how San Diego Unified for years handled sexual misconduct complaints.
In California, property owners are responsible for brush management on their own land. Locally, the San Diego Fire-Rescue Department is responsible for inspecting private property to insure it isn’t a […]
By: Will Huntsberry, Adriana Heldiz
State investigators have for years cited New Alternatives’ facilities in San Diego and Orange counties for unsafe conditions and staffing levels.
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