Max Darrow is a reporter for KSNV-TV, covering local news in the San Francisco area. His articles focus on a variety of topics including traffic issues, community events, crime, and environmental concerns. Max's work has also been featured on CBS Local Digital Media.
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San Francisco, California, United States (Local)
Max Darrow's articles primarily focus on local news in the San Francisco Bay Area, covering a wide range of topics from government announcements to seasonal events. His coverage includes business, crime, weather, travel & tourism and family & relationships.
If you're looking to reach out to Max, consider providing insights or data related to local government announcements or events in the San Francisco Bay Area. Additionally, if you have expertise in areas such as transportation issues or food banks specifically within this region, your pitch is likely to resonate with him. Keep in mind that his focus is localized so pitches should be tailored accordingly and relevant to the geographic area he covers.
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A Brisbane woman led an effort to reduce light pollution in her city after noticing something was amiss in the night sky.
SAN FRANCISCO -- "Kind." "A protector." "A person determined to do good."
The decision to temporarily close the only emergency room along the San Mateo County coast is drawing heavy scrutiny.
It's becoming more of a common concept to see land acknowledgment statements adopted at universities, schools, and public buildings, but one East Bay city is taking it a step further.
By: Max Darrow
Day-to-day life for the residents of San Quentin Rehabilitation Center can be fairly simple, but one program is impacting those inside and outside in a big way.
SAN FRANCISCO -- With more Californians switching to electric vehicles and car manufacturers releasing more EV options, some drivers are saying the infrastructure needs are changing substantially.
By: Max Darrow
SAN FRANCISCO -- For ten years, the Bay Bridge lights brought a sparkle to San Francisco's skyline.
Along with thousands of laypeople, astronomers around the Bay Area were amazed and awestruck by the rare sight of the aurora borealis so far south of the Arctic.
Bay Area cities that are still struggling to recover continue to try and find ways to get people into downtown areas during the day, as the permanence of hybrid work remains a major challenge.
By: Max Darrow
As post-pandemic downtown recoveries continue, the Bay Area's three major cities are experiencing two realities at the same time.
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