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
Former prison guard sentenced to 165 years to life for sexually abusing three children
A former correctional officer was sentenced on Friday by a Napa County Superior Court Judge to 165 years to life for sexually abusing three children.
San Francisco expands access to paid leave for working parents
San Francisco lawmakers this week lowered the barrier for parents to be eligible for paid leave.
SF Sheriff's Office sting operation leads to multiple arrests, felony charges
Five men were on Wednesday charged with multiple felonies in connection to an undercover sting operation conducted by the San Francisco Sheriff’s Office.
Pinole man who murdered ex-girlfriend in front of their child sentenced to 50 years to life
The man who in 2024 killed his ex-girlfriend in front of their then-four-year-old son was sentenced on Friday to 50 years to life in prison.
Gov. Newsom dispatches CAL FIRE team to help fight Washington fires
Governor Gavin Newsom on Wednesday announced plans to deploy a CAL FIRE Incident Management Team to Washington State to help manage the Sinlahekin Fire, which is burning in rural Okanogan County.
Lurie signs legislation to expand drug-free supportive housing
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie on Wednesday signed legislation to create more drug-free permanent supportive housing options in the city.
Marin County joins lawsuit over planned ICE facility near Gilroy
The fight to halt the development of a planned immigration enforcement detention facility in Santa Clara County has gained a new ally.
SFPD audit shows Flock cameras accessed on behalf of federal, out-of-state agencies
San Francisco’s Flock Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) network has been queried on behalf of out-of-state and federal agencies, validating fears that many privacy advocates have had about the program.
Leptospirosis claims one life in Berkeley, months after initial outbreak
Berkeley city officials have confirmed one death as the result of leptospirosis, a bacterial disease identified in a homeless encampment in January.
California, Santa Clara County file lawsuit over planned ICE facility near Gilroy
Santa Clara County could become the home of a federal immigration detainment facility, but not if state and local authorities have a say in the matter.