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.
Long Prison Terms Issued To 2 Men In Complex SF Real Estate Scam
Two men convicted of a complicated scam involving San Francisco’s One Rincon Hill luxury residential tower were sentenced on Tuesday long terms in state prison.
CCSF Students Want Help From City Hall To Fight Cuts
Students at two City College of San Francisco campuses walked out of classes Thursday to protest a broad array of budget cuts as the school faces the possible loss of its accreditation.
Bay Area Moms Convene In Washington To Support Assault Weapons Ban
A group of Bay Area moms was in Washington, D.C. Wednesday morning lobbying Congress in support of the Sen. Feinstein authored assault-weapons ban.
Pedestrian Hit By Car, Severely Injured In SF Outer Mission District
A car hit and injured a pedestrian near San Francisco’s Outer Mission neighborhood Wednesday morning, sending him to the hospital with life-threatening injuries.
Sacramento Rally Targets Doctors Who Over-Prescribe Medications
A rally was held on the steps of the State Capitol to bring attention to what organizers say is an epidemic of prescription drug misuse in California.
Baseball Fans To Pay More For Riding Ferry To AT&T Park
San Francisco Giants fans who take the Golden Gate Ferry to AT&T Park from Larkspur will be paying more for a ticket this upcoming season.
SF Scales Back Plan For Hospital On Cathedral Hill; Expands Mission Facility
San Francisco city leaders have struck a deal to build two new hospitals, including a scaled-back plan for the controversial California Pacific Medical Center on Cathedral Hill.
Berkeley Citizens Rights Groups Demand Answers In Death Of Mentally Ill Suspect
Members of several community groups raised concerns Thursday about the way the Berkeley Police Department handled an incident with a mentally ill man who died in a struggle with officers two weeks ago.
Feinstein’s Gun Control Bill Debated In Emotional Committee Hearing
Senator Dianne Feinstein called for a new assault weapons ban at an emotional Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Wednesday, where a father of a victim from the Sandy Hook tragedy testified.
Multi-Million Dollar Fund Proposed To Support Programs For Marin Children
Would Marin County residents support a hike in property or sales taxes in order to fund a broad array of support programs for kids of all ages in the county?
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