George Kelly is a Senior News Reporter at The San Francisco Standard. He specializes in crime and justice, social issues, and events in California, particularly in the San Francisco area. His work has been featured in notable publications such as the East Bay Times and the Santa Cruz Sentinel.
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George Kelly's coverage predominantly centers around local crime, transportation, and breaking news in San Francisco. If you're looking to reach out to him, consider offering insights or access related to ongoing or evolving crime stories in the area. Additionally, if you have expertise in government announcements or can provide valuable commentary on breaking news related to San Francisco's transportation sector (especially BART and Caltrain), your pitch may resonate with him.
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By: George Kelly
Contestants channeled the award-winning actor's signature looks, from "Slumdog Millionaire" to his recent directorial debut "Monkey Man."
By: Alex Mullaney, George Kelly
It's Monday and San Francisco just lost around 14,000 parking spaces as a new change to the vehicle code went into effect — the Daylighting to Save Lives Bill (AB 413) — which requires cities across the state to “daylight” intersections.
Police are searching for a homicide suspect after a fatal stabbing outside the Embarcadero BART station Wednesday morning, authorities said.
By: George Kelly
The Golden State Warriors unveiled their 2024-25 City Edition uniforms Thursday morning against the backdrop of their fashion inspiration: the iconic Golden Gate Bridge.
By: George Kelly
The How Weird Street Faire, the West Coast's longest – running electronic music street festival, will not return in 2025, organizers announced Wednesday.
By: George Kelly
A robbery Sunday afternoon at a popular Divisadero Street cafe involved suspects who escaped with a laptop after threatening the victim with pepper spray, police said.
By: George Kelly
A Fairfield man was arrested in the brutal killing of a Sonoma County resident, hours after deputies had released Saturday him following a separate disturbance at a five-star hotel.
Despite pledging to be the first California governor to release his tax returns every year while in office, Gov. Gavin Newsom has yet to make any filings public during his second term.
By: George Kelly
Waiting for a bus is rarely fun, and apparently, some San Franciscans aren't keen on paying the fare , either. Now one part of the city has a free shuttle service you can hail through an app.
A jackknifed truck on the Bay Bridge caused major delays for eastbound drivers during a rainy morning commute.
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