John Ferrannini is an Assistant News Editor at KRON-TV. He covers a range of topics including California news, crime, and traffic, with a particular focus on the San Francisco and San Jose areas. John has been featured in various media outlets including THE POTRERO VIEW INC, KGET-TV 17, KTLA, and FOX 5 San Diego (KSWB-TV).
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City College of San Francisco interim Chancellor Mitchell Bailey. Photo: Courtesy Mitchell Bailey
The board of the Solano Pride Center is expressing its disappointment with Vacaville Mayor John Carli, who opted not to sign a proclamation for Pride Month this year and didn't notify the center's board when the rainbow flag would be raised.
By: John Ferrannini
San Francisco police are investigating a homicide that occurred at Mission Dolores Park the night of June 5. Photo: Rick Gerharter
A stilt-walker entertained the crowd at the 2022 Family Pride Block Party in the Castro. Photo: Lauro Gonzalez
By: John Ferrannini
California Governor Gavin Newsom spoke at Manny's in San Francisco Friday, June 7, to help kick off the campaign to repeal Proposition 8's homophobic language from the state constitution. Photo: Rick Gerharter
An investigation by the California Attorney General's office found that San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins did not abuse her discretion when she declined to prosecute a Walgreens security guard who fatally shot Banko Brown last year.
Funeral services for Michelle Henry will be held this weekend. Photo: Courtesy the Henry family
By: John Ferrannini
Maria Su, executive director of the San Francisco Department of Children, Youth, and Their Families, addressed a Board of Supervisors budget committee meeting June 13. Photo: Screengrab via SfGovTV
Rebecca Rolfe is the executive director of the San Francisco LGBT Community Center. Photo: Rick Gerharter
Placemaking signs denoting the Leather & LGBTQ Cultural District have begun appearing around western South of Market in the district's footprint. Photo: Bryan Dahl
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