Brooks Jarosz is an investigative reporter and fill-in anchor for KTVU, based in the San Francisco Bay Area. With a focus on local news in California, particularly in Oakland, Brooks covers a wide range of topics including social issues, environmental concerns, crime, and community activism. He is also an active member of the Emmy Awards San Francisco/Northern California Chapter.
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Seniors at Petaluma mobile home park see rent double without notice
By: Brooks Jarosz
More than 2,000 signatures have been collected and shared with Union City officials in protest of the proposed Embarc Cannabis store at Cherrywood Center along Decoto Road.
By: Brooks Jarosz
Bigge Crane and Rigging Company demoed the Liebherr crawler crane at its yard in San Leandro for customers Thursday afternoon. The manufacturer says the heavy equipment can lift 275 tons and run up to eight hours on battery power.
By: Brooks Jarosz
Oakland City Council received an informational report Tuesday that shows hundreds of police dispatcher applications were ignored, leading to long hiring gaps and contributing to the city’s slow 911 response times.
The “From Gaza to Oakland" teach-in was organized by several members of the Oakland Education Association, who said it was a chance to expose students to diverse viewpoints and teach them about the human tragedy in Gaza.
Teachers, parents and students in Santa Rosa are demanding safer schools after several violent incidents, including a campus fight on Thursday at Herbert Slater Middle School.
By: Brooks Jarosz
Chemical and sewage-like odors were detected over several days last week and led to complaints by residents. Richmond City Council held an emergency meeting to address air quality concerns and pushed Veolia, which manages the plant for answers and solutions.
A startling sound has been repeatedly scaring some neighbors in San Bruno, and after months of mystery it has been traced to a backfiring bus belonging to the San Francisco Sheriff’s Office.
By: Brooks Jarosz, Aja Seldon
A county supervisor insists a sheriff's office bus that has wreaked havoc on residents in a San Bruno neighborhood as it rolls through be permanently removed from service.
OAKLAND, Calif. Oakland police announced on Wednesday that their crime-reduction efforts are working, despite the NAACP issuing a scathing op-ed that said residents are afraid and do not feel safe.
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