Tim Johns

2 months ago | ktvz.com | Tim Johns

By Tim JohnsClick here for updates on this story    SAN JOSE, Calif. (KGO) — After weeks on strike, union workers on Monday firmly rejected the latest offer coming from the Valley Transportation Authority. More than 80% of the vote is in favor of continuing the Amalgamated Transit Union’s strike. “By a vote of 188 yes, to 919 no,” said ATU Local 265 president Raj Singh. The VTA’s latest proposal offered an 11% pay increase over a three-year contract.

2 months ago | ktvz.com | Tim Johns

By Tim JohnsClick here for updates on this story    SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) — A year later, flowers now mark the spot where a family of four was killed after being hit by a driver in San Francisco’s West Portal neighborhood. It’s an accident that many in this community still feel, according to Shaw’s Candy owner Diana Zogaric. “We were all extremely devastated. I mean, nothing could have been worse than that happening. It was such a worst-case scenario,” Zogaric said.

Feb 7, 2025 | kcra.com | Tim Johns

A Marin County sheriff's deputy rescued a woman trapped in her flooded car early Tuesday morning in Marin County. Video released by the Marin County Sheriff's Office shows the rescue of the woman early Tuesday. The sheriff's office said the woman was driving to work down a rural road near Point Reyes around 5 a.m."Water was rushing off the hillside along the roadway and ultimately was filling up that creek," Sgt. Adam Schermerhorn with the sheriff's office said.

Jan 24, 2025 | localnews8.com | Tim Johns

Fake ‘no parking’ curbs painted in SF causing confusion over CA’s new Daylighting law     SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) — Residents in San Francisco’s Richmond District are frustrated and confused after someone painted curbs red along several streets. And the city says it wasn’t them. The fake red zones are also confusing residents because of the state’s new daylighting law. “It’s extremely inappropriate and I don’t think it’s acceptable to do such things. I hope it’s illegal,” said Raeia Zhassuzakova.

Jan 14, 2025 | abc7ny.com | Tim Johns

SAN FRANCISCO -- Speaking to reporters Monday, Republican Speaker of the House Mike Johnson said he thinks there "should be conditions" on any federal aid money sent to help victims of the catastrophic Los Angeles wildfires. "Obviously, there's been water resource mismanagement, forest management mistakes, all sorts of problems. And it does come down to leadership," Johnson said.