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.
UC Berkeley Student Proposal Would Tax Oil, Gas For Education
Environmental and education advocates have proposed a new measure that would tax oil and gas extracted in California to fund education programs in the state.
Warriors Fans In Oakland Celebrate Team’s Journey To NBA Playoffs
A rally was held at the Oakland City Center on Thursday as a sendoff to the Golden State Warriors, as they begin their run in the NBA Playoffs against the Denver Nuggets.
Despite Improved Air Quality Statewide, Some East Bay Communities Can’t Breathe Easy
Despite a statewide report that says Californians are breathing cleaner air, some East Bay communities are still suffering from industry-related pollution levels.
Cellphone Overload At Boston Marathon Bombings Highlight Reliability Concerns
The bombings at the Boston Marathon highlight growing concerns in the Bay Area over cellphone service in major emergencies, such as a natural disaster.
Exploratorium Set To Open At New Location Next Week
After being located at the Palace of Fine Arts for more than 40 years, the Exploratorium is set to reopen at its new location along San Francisco’s Embarcadero on April 17th.
Oakland Police Say Homicides, Gang-Related Shootings Down Compared To 2012
The murder rate in Oakland is down and so are gang-related shootings so far this year, according to police.
Labor Talks Underway Between BART, Two Largest Unions
The workers’ four-year contract expires June 30. The union leaders, representing mostly train operators and station agents, say their workers deserve pay raises.
San Rafael Homeless Feel Discriminated Over Police ‘Hot Zones’ Maps
San Rafael police are distributing maps asking people to stay away from several ” Hot Zones” where there have been numerous complaints from merchants about homeless people.
Hospitality Industry Dominates Santa Rosa Jobs Fair, Hundreds Turn Out
A Santa Rosa jobs fair attracted about 400 people looking for work and had mostly hospitality industry positions to offer.
Bay Area Shoppers Approve Trader Joe’s & Whole Foods Rejecting GMO Salmon
As the Food and Drug administration is expected to approve the sale of genetically-modified salmon, Trader Joe’s and Whole Foods Market said they won’t sell the fish.
Breaking News Photos
Weather Photos
Bay To Breakers
Warriors Pride
