Jeffrey Schaub
Jeffrey Schaub is a Bay Area broadcast news veteran. From 1990 to 2010 Jeffrey served as a reporter and anchor at CBS5 KPIX-TV in San Francisco. Prior to that he was a radio news reporter in San Rafael, California and in Colorado. Jeffrey has covered Bay Area and national events including the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake, the Oakland hills firestorm, six national political conventions, President Reagan’s state funeral, the inauguration of George W. Bush and the 2000 Bush-Gore election crisis from Miami, Florida. Jeffrey is the recipient of three Emmy awards.
He lives in Novato with his two sons.
2 Sheriff’s Cruisers Damaged In High-Speed Chase, Crash In Berkeley
Two Contra Costa sheriff’s vehicles were damaged by fire near a freeway off-ramp at during a high-speed chase early Monday morning, in which the suspect’s vehicle was able to get away, authorities said.
International Jury May Need To Settle Sailing Dispute Between 2 America’s Cup Teams
An international jury of sailing experts may be asked to settle a major dispute between two America’s Cup teams.
Shortened America’s Cup Schedule Impacts Bay Area Businesses
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee is optimistic about the shortened schedule for this summer’s America’s Cup races, but many small businesses feel as if they have been left to take on water in choppy seas.
San Francisco Supervisor Says Muni Unprepared For Population Growth
A member of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors said Muni is not only doing a poor job of serving current riders, but has no plans to meet the demands of a growing population and workforce.
California Legislator Begins Inquiry Over Bay Bridge Contractor Bonuses
A California legislator is launching another official inquiry on Monday regarding the opening the Bay Bridge’s eastern span. This time, the focus is on the bonuses received by contractors for finishing their projects on time or early.
Artemis Confirms America’s Cup Entry; Preliminary Rounds Scaled Back Again
Team Artemis announced Friday it plans to sail in the America’s Cup yacht races this summer, even as racing officials indicated the preliminary rounds would be scaled back even further because of safety concerns raised after one of the Swedish’s competitors sailors was killed during a training run on San Francisco Bay.
Health Department Fines 3 Bay Area Hospitals For Serious Patient Mistakes
Three Bay Area hospitals have been fined a combined $225,000 by the California Department of Public Health for infractions that could have caused serious injury or death to patients.
America’s Cup Qualifying Races May Be Cut Back; Impact To City Unclear
The America’s Cup qualification races may be significantly scaled back as the Swedish team may not be ready in time, officials said on Wednesday.
2 New Horses Join San Francisco Police Department’s Mounted Unit
The San Francisco Police Department welcomed two new members to the mounted police patrol in a special ceremony at Union Square Monday, as three horses retired from the force.
America’s Cup Trophy Put On Display In SF
The one day showing of the Cup was in honor of the opening of the exhibition, “Impressionists on the Water.”
Breaking News Photos
Weather Photos
Bay To Breakers
Warriors Pride![[ MORE @ RadioAlice.com ]](http://cbssanfran.files.wordpress.com/2012/10/nowzen2012-070.jpg?w=210&h=158&crop=1)
