Michael Barba is a Reporter at various esteemed publications including the San Francisco Examiner and the San Francisco Chronicle. He covers a diverse range of topics such as event technology, law enforcement, aviation, and consumer travel, often focusing on the intersection of security and technology within these fields. His work has been featured in prominent outlets like Yahoo News, The Sacramento Bee, and the Analytics on Fire Podcast.
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Michael Barba's coverage primarily focuses on local crime, legal proceedings, and government & politics in San Francisco. He is highly interested in evolving stories and breaking news related to corruption scandals, bribery, legal proceedings, and building inspections.
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By: Michael Barba, Anna Bauman, Megan Cassidy, Megan Fan Munce, St. John Barned-Smith
The family tragedy on San Francisco Bay began as a memorial to spread the ashes of a loved one and ended with at least one member dead and three others still missing.
By: Megan Cassidy, Megan Fan Munce, Michael Barba, Anna Bauman
Megan Cassidy, Megan Fan Munce, Michael Barba, Anna Bauman, St. John Barned-Smith
By: Michael Barba
San Francisco police officials provided an update on their efforts to find and potentially raise the sunken Volare boat that went down near Alcatraz.
By: Michael Barba, John Barned-Smith
San Francisco police officers recovered a body in the San Francisco Bay Thursday while searching for a vessel that sank Tuesday with 20 people aboard.
Officers chased a vehicle speeding away from the shooting early Sunday but were unable to catch the driver, police sources said.
By: Michael Barba
San Francisco firefighters were battling a blaze that spread across multiple floors of a six-story apartment building in the Tenderloin on Sunday afternoon.
By: Michael Barba
Owner Anna Weinberg confirmed the closure of Leo’s Oyster Bar, whose lease ended July 1, after a decade in the Financial District.
By: Michael Barba
Sources identified the officer as Michael Petuya, a third-generation San Francisco police officer who is featured in department campaigns seeking new recruits.
By: Michael Barba
Ilona Yáñez, a deputy public defender, said Adam Mesnick, the owner of Deli Board, falsely accused her of running an anonymous X account that posted “Godspeed to Hamas.”
By: Michael Barba
A San Francisco deli owner and harsh critic of progressive drug enforcement policies said he accused a city public defender of anonymously
