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
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.
Oakland venue Eli's Mile High Club announces impending closure
One of the East Bay’s long-running independent music venues is set to close its doors for good.
San Jose detectives arrest eight people in connection to June shooting that left one dead, one injured
Authorities in San Jose arrested eight people suspected of being involved in a June shooting that left one person dead and another in the hospital.
Lawmakers call on AI companies to establish safety pact to protect the public
Three lawmakers from across the country on Friday called on leading AI companies to establish an industry-wide safety pact to protect the public.
Sausalito city manager resigns following burglary arrest
Sausalito City Manager Elaine Forbes resigned from her position on Tuesday.
Uber to cut 10% of jobs, roughly 3,300 workers
Uber announced on Wednesday that the company would be cutting 10% of its workforce, or roughly 3,300 employees.
Oakland's Yemeni community calls on city leaders to do more to prevent violence
Members of Oakland’s Yemeni community on Friday called for city leaders to curb violent crime after an incident last week in which two young men were caught in a hail of gunfire and hospitalized.
Lurie proposes naming portion of Embarcadero Park after former Mayor Art Agnos
As part of a plan to build a waterfront park on the Embarcadero, Mayor Daniel Lurie on Friday moved to name a portion of the new space after one of his predecessors.