St. John Barned-Smith is a City Hall Reporter at various esteemed publications. He specializes in public transportation, transportation policy and regulation, and traffic management systems, providing insightful coverage on these critical urban issues. His work has been featured in the Houston Chronicle, San Francisco Chronicle, Yahoo News, and The Union.
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St. John Barned-Smith predominantly covers local news in San Francisco, with a focus on evolving stories, breaking news, government announcements, and legal policy regulation related to government & politics, crime, and business & industry.
Given the nature of his coverage which includes corruption scandals and legal proceedings in San Francisco, he may be interested in sources who can provide insight into these specific events or similar cases. Experts familiar with local government operations or regulatory matters would likely find an audience with him.
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By: Anna Bauman, Aidin Vaziri, Ron Kroichick, St. John Barned-Smith
John Beam, Laney College's athletic director and a longtime football coach featured on Netflix, was shot on the Oakland campus, according to officials and a person familiar with the matter.
By: Rachel Swan, Aidin Vaziri, St. John Barned-Smith
The suspect, identified as Cedric Irving Jr., 27, of Oakland, was taken into custody early Friday at the San Leandro BART station after an overnight manhunt.
By: Annie Vainshtein, St. John Barned-Smith
Police on Thursday arrested 34-year-old Wilfredo Tortolero-Arriechi, who was accused of stabbing a social worker he knew in the neck and shoulder.
By: Caleb Pershan, St. John Barned-Smith
The fire that killed one person in San Jose came just two days after a similar blaze hospitalized one person at an apartment in San Francisco.
By: Annie Vainshtein, St. John Barned-Smith
San Francisco public health officials released an internal report highlighting the critical security failures that contributed to the fatal stabbing of a hospital social worker last year.
By: St. John Barned-Smith
Relatives of a 36-year-old man shot by Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers this month accused the agency of shuttling him through a slew of jails over a four-day period, actions
By: St. John Barned-Smith, Annie Vainshtein
A judge ruled Friday that authorities did not mishandle evidence in the Marin crash that killed four last year.
By: Annie Vainshtein, St. John Barned-Smith
Jurors said they were deadlocked on two counts in the case of seven protesters charged with shutting down the Golden Gate Bridge to protest the war in Gaza. A judge ordered more deliberations.
By: Aidin Vaziri, Kate Talerico, St. John Barned-Smith, Anna Bauman
A boat carrying 20 relatives and friends who were holding a memorial ceremony on San Francisco Bay sank Tuesday afternoon in rough and chilly waters, killing at least one person.
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.
