D. Griffin Jones is a writer, video producer, and podcaster for Cult of Mac. With a deep-seated passion for technology and a wealth of experience in computer software, consumer electronics, and mobile apps, Griffin combines his technical skills and knowledge of Apple history to create engaging content. He has been featured in various publications including Hyperallergic, Mission Local, and NBC Bay Area.
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Griffin Jones focuses on local news in San Francisco with a broad range of coverage including crime, healthcare, government & politics, and entertainment. He tends to cover evolving stories and events with a focus on government announcements.
If you have insights related to ongoing or unfolding local events in San Francisco, particularly those related to police activities, community issues, or public health matters such as drug use and access to healthcare services, Griffin may be interested in your input. Additionally, if you have expertise regarding political developments at the local level in San Francisco or unique perspectives on entertainment events within the area he covers, it could be worth reaching out.
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By: Griffin Jones
Outside a skyscraper in downtown San Francisco, about 80 security guards and union reps gathered Wednesday in the rain to authorize a strike to demand better wages, adequate training and family health care from security companies that contract with major firms around the Bay Area.
By: Griffin Jones
The state Board of Parole Hearings has rescinded a proposed release date for Max Wade, the Marin man convicted of attempted murder who stole celebrity chef Guy Fieri's Lamborghini as a teenager.
By: Griffin Jones
As an investigation into Fairfield resident Chantel Brooks' disappearance nears the two-month mark, a group of family and friends convened for a vigil in her honor earlier this week.
By: Griffin Jones
State Sen. Scott Wiener, D-San Francisco, recently joined calls from legislators around the country demanding more safeguards on artificial intelligence following a cyberattack led entirely by AI bots.
By: Griffin Jones
LAFCOs were founded in the 1960s to rein in urban sprawl around the state, and any move to annex unincorporated county land into a city, whether for indust
By: Griffin Jones
The executive director of an agency responsible for approving land annexations in Napa County has been placed on paid administrative leave amid a massive expansion effort in American Canyon, county officials confirmed on Tuesday.
By: Griffin Jones
Andre “Mac Dre” Hicks, the wildly popular Bay Area rapper and icon of the early 2000s Hyphy movement, was memorialized in his hometown with a street named in his honor on Tuesday.
By: Griffin Jones
A Castroville man who intentionally drove recklessly was sentenced on Wednesday to 11 years, eight months in state prison for the crash that killed his 16-year-old son and injured his two other sons in April, the Monterey County District Attorney's Office said.
By: Griffin Jones
A proposal to add 87 acres of unincorporated land into the city of American Canyon was further delayed Friday amid a leadership shakeup at Napa County's Local Agency Formation Commission, which regulates municipal growth.
By: Griffin Jones
Over 150 sailors, naval officers and state and local officials convened in Vallejo on Thursday for a summit on legislation that aims to reverse course on the country's flailing shipbuilding industry.
