John Krinjak is a News Anchor/Reporter at various prominent news outlets. He covers a diverse range of themes including regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on climate change, water management, and cultural topics such as theater and the arts. John has been featured in Yahoo News, FOX 26 Houston, KTBC-TV (Austin, TX), FOX 11 Los Angeles, and KTVU.
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John Krinjak primarily focuses on local news in Austin, Texas with a strong emphasis on government and politics. His coverage often includes expert commentary and seasonal events related to the local area. When reaching out to him, consider providing insights or quotes from experts familiar with Texas politics or local affairs.
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The San Francisco Giants now own a piece of the city's theatre district. The team has bought the historic Curran Theatre.
By: John Krinjak
This year marks half a century since the assassination attempt on President Gerald Ford in Downtown San Francisco.
A massive power outage overshadowed San Francisco this weekend, with nearly one-third of the city left in the dark. Here's what it looked like in photos:
Christmas trees and Santa Claus aren't for everyone. For those looking for a novel way to spend Dec. 25, there's an event in San Francisco that grows more popular every year.
Storms brought waist-high flooding to Broadmoor, causing an untold amount of damage.
People in San Francisco are glad to have their power restored after last weekend's blackout, but for some residents there's a trade-off to having the lights back on.
By: John Krinjak
California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed several new bills into law over the past year, many of them addressing issues that continue to impact Californians such as consumer protections, labor and workplace rights, and education.
By: John Krinjak, Andrew Fortin-Caldera
Flooding in Larkspur was significant enough to cause furniture to float down the street, and vehicles traveling in the area were forced to drive through several inches of water. (Jaden Schaul)
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Several protests were held in the Bay Area Saturday, demanding an end to increased immigration enforcement in U.S. cities. Those demonstrations were among around 1,000 happening across the country.
