Matt Charnock is the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of several publications focused on local news and events in San Francisco. With a passion for covering the unique and diverse aspects of the city, Matt's articles range from breaking news stories to features on local attractions, culture, and community issues.
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Matt Charnock's coverage is predominantly focused on San Francisco, with a strong emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news. His articles cover a wide range of topics including local events, crime, transportation issues, and landmarks in the city.
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By: Matt Charnock
It's officially king tide season in the San Francisco Bay Area, meaning unusually high tides will flood SF until the New Year.
By: Matt Charnock
A 2022 tsunami in the SF Bay Area triggered in the Pacific Ocean by one of the most powerful volcanic eruptions documented in decades.
Because of its microclimates, sewer system, and being wedged between two large bodies of water, bomb cyclones hit San Francisco differently.
By: Matt Charnock
And these self-driving cars in San Francisco even (kind of, sort of) open like the kitchen appliance, too.
By: Matt Charnock
Plus: An RV ban in San Jose hopes to curb vehicle dwelling and SF SPCA's Holiday Windows will debut tomorrow.
By: Matt Charnock
Customers stepping into Noe Valley Books might be hit with a wave of deja vu after opening inside a formerly closed bookstore.
By: Matt Charnock
Friday saw over two inches of rainfall across San Franciso — the most rainwater SF has gotten in a day since New Year's Eve Day in 2022.
By: Matt Charnock
As the autonomous vehicle race continues to race forward, General Motors’s Super Cruise is vying for first place in real-world applicability.
By: Matt Charnock
The intersection at 16th and Mission streets has claimed four pedestrian deaths in four years, making it one of SF's deadliest walkways.
By: Matt Charnock
Millions of dollars flooded San Francisco's November election — with most of that aimed at pushing deceitful narratives held by moderates.
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