Ian Bradley
Ian Bradley is a Digital Content Producer who came to KTVU after spending over six years working in print news.
Ian started his journalism career in Southern California at his hometown newspaper, The Acorn. Prior to joining KTVU he spent just over two years reporting for the Nashville Business Journal.
He is happy to be back covering important community issues in his home state.
Have a news tip or story idea? Email him at ian.bradley@fox.com
The latest from Ian Bradley
Nine people arrested for San Jose business burglaries
San Jose Police Officers on Friday announced the arrest of nine people suspected of committing multiple burglaries in June of this year.
Former San Quentin Prison employee sentenced to three years for smuggling methamphetamines
A former janitor at San Quentin State Prison has been sentenced to over three years behind bars for smuggling methamphetamines to sell to inmates.
The Crucible, Oakland's industrial arts school, abruptly closes its doors
Oakland institution The Crucible, an industrial arts school that offers welding, blacksmithing and glassblowing classes, has temporarily closed its doors and canceled all classes and events. Artists, staff, faculty and students were not informed prior to the closure, leaving them uncertain about the road ahead.
San Francisco man convicted of conspiracy to commit armed carjacking
A federal jury on Thursday convicted a San Francisco man of conspiracy to commit an armed carjacking.
Zuckerberg warns he may leave California if voters pass billionaire tax
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has warned his company that he may flee California if voters choose to adopt a billionaire tax.
Vandalism at Kensington elementary school being investigated as a hate crime
Police are investigating a possible hate crime at Kensington Hilltop Elementary School that occurred sometime between Friday afternoon and early Monday morning.
Assault victim files suit alleging property owners, security company failed to protect her
A woman who was attacked at the Westlake Shopping Center last October has filed a lawsuit alleging the property’s owner, among others, failed to maintain adequate safety measures.
3 Californians amend immigration lawsuits after 'No Kings Act' signed into law
California Gov. Gavin Newsom this week signed the "No Kings Act" into law, allowing people to file lawsuits against ICE and other federal agents.
East Bay firefighter, facing child pornography charges, may have faked his own death, FBI says
An Alameda County firefighter charged in 2023 with possession of child pornography is being sought by the FBI, after investigators determined he may have faked his death in a boating accident that same year.
List: 'No Kings: Vote Early' rallies happening in October around the Bay Area
'NO KINGS' PROTESTS: Dozens of "No Kings" demonstrations are scheduled across the Bay Area next month ahead of the November midterm elections. Here's what to know.