Hoa Quách, Patch Staff
- Carlsbad, CA
Hoa Quách is an award-winning journalist and editor from San Diego, CA. She has worked in the industry for more than 10 years, and has experience in radio, television and the web. A certified yoga instructor, Hoa enjoys hiking and Crossfitting with her family. She graduated from San Diego State University where she studied journalism, Spanish and Asian Studies.
Reach her at hoa.quach@patch.com.
Posting Activity
Long Beach, CA|News|
Cal State Long Beach to Host Special Olympics this Weekend
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Hermosa Beach, CA|News|
Strand and Pier Holding Purchases Landmark Mermaid Property
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Belmont Shore-Naples, CA|News|
Police Arrest 9 Members of the Mexican Mafia in Long Beach
Most of those charged are members of the Longos street gang, one of the largest and most violent in the Long Beach area.
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Long Beach, CA|News|
Police Arrest 9 Members of the Mexican Mafia in Long Beach
Most of those charged are members of the Longos street gang, one of the largest and most violent in the Long Beach area.
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Long Beach, CA|News|
Groups Express Opposition to City's Plan to Add Shoreline Path
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Redondo Beach, CA|News|
Developer Faces Pushback in Redondo Beach Condo Project
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La Jolla, CA|News|
Strike Underway At UC Medical Centers
UC health officials prepared for the walkout by canceling non-essential surgical procedures at all of its centers and juggling staff to ensure patients are not endangered by the work stoppage, which began around 6 a.m.
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Poway, CA|News|
Poway Defense Contractors Sentenced to 3 Years for Bribery Scheme
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La Mesa-Mount Helix, CA|News|
La Mesa Police Arrest 3 Suspected Taggers
They were booked into jail on suspicion of felony vandalism, according to online jail records.
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Carlsbad|News|
Principal’s Decision to Cut Journalism Program Under Review
La Costa Canyon Principal Kyle Ruggles decided the program, which produces the monthly MavLife student newspaper, will instead be an after-school extracurricular activity.
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