Gary Klien is a journalist who writes for the Marin Independent Journal and The Mercury News. His articles cover a wide range of topics, including crime, local news, and real estate. His work has also been featured in the East Bay Times and Silicon Valley Business Journal.
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Gary Klien's coverage heavily focuses on crime, especially in the Bay Area. His articles mainly revolve around breaking news and evolving stories related to crime, including arrests, legal cases, accidents, and incidents involving law enforcement. If you have timely information about criminal activities or developments in ongoing investigations within the Bay Area or insights into law enforcement practices specific to this region, your pitch may be relevant to him.
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By: Gary Klien
In a divided ruling, a state appeals court has affirmed a $10 million judgment against the Tamalpais Union High School District over sexual misconduct by a former tennis coach.
Tiburon police arrested a man on allegations he brandished a handgun during an argument downtown.
The figure for September was a 7% year-over-year increase, according to new county data. The overall nine-county region had a 2.6% decline.
Central Marin police arrested a 15-year-old Tiburon boy on allegations he committed an armed robbery for an electric bicycle in Greenbrae.
A vegetation fire burned about 6 acres of the Rush Creek Preserve near Novato on Tuesday, according to the Marin County Fire Department.
Loading your audio article A Placer County man arrested in a Novato elder theft investigation has been sentenced to 60 days in jail, according to the Marin County District Attorney's Office.
By: Gary Klien
A former officer at San Quentin prison has been indicted over allegations he planted contraband in a scheme to “discover” it himself, increase his overtime pay and get promoted to sergeant, according to court documents.
The CO allegedly smuggled contraband into San Quentin and Vacaville prisons, placed it in various areas and “pretended to discover said contraband,” the indictment said
Kentfield resident Heather McPhail Sridharan, one of two candidates in the Nov. 5 runoff election for a Board of Supervisors seat, has conceded the race to rival Brian Colbert of San Anselmo.
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