Zak Sos is a journalist for KTVU, focusing on local news in the Oakland area of California. With a keen interest in community events, crime reporting, and human interest stories, Zak brings a unique perspective to his articles, aiming to inform and engage the local audience.
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Zak Sos's coverage predominantly focuses on local events, crime, and weather in the Bay Area. He seems to be particularly interested in covering stories related to community activities, crime updates, and seasonal happenings such as rough surf or ski trips.
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By: Gloria Okorie, Zak Sos, Ktvu Fox
TAHOE CITY, Calif. - Skiers will not be able to visit one popular resort near Lake Tahoe this season.
Firefighters in the Oakland hills made progress fighting the Keller Fire on Saturday and were able to lift some of the mandatory evacuations facing nearby residents.
By: Zak Sos, Ktvu Fox
Keller Fire in Oakland hills, 60% contained as some are allowed to their homes
Contra Costa County reports long lines of in-person early voters
“I believe that Donald Trump will drive us forward for a better economy for all Americans,” Republican Kadin True said. “That's what I'm excited about. Less money going to gas, going to taxes. What I care about is what's in my wallet.”
By: Zak Sos, Ktvu Fox
SAN JOSE, Calif. - A father of two, who police say was intentionally hit and killed by a driver in San Jose, is being remembered by family as a good-humored, generous person who spent time helping the homeless.
Industry, CA, Thursday, March 7, 2024 - LA County workers continue to process ballots cast in this year's primary election at the LA County Ballot Processing Center. (Robert Gauthier/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images)
Racist text messages referencing slavery raise alarms
By: Zak Sos, Ktvu Fox
California public health experts react to RFK Jr.’s health secretary nomination
By: Zak Sos, Ktvu Fox
OAKLAND, Calif. - Saturday marked a big night for one of Oakland's most historic event venues. The Kaiser Center for the Arts, closed for more than 20 years, hosted one of its first big shows.
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