Below are samples of my work as a news radio reporter featuring reports, voicers and wraps, along with original writing.
Homelessness in Silicon Valley – Part One
There are over 6,500 homeless people in Santa Clara County, and local leaders hope to change that within five years. But this show has been seen in the Valley before. Click here to listen to the report.
A young man sleeps on the sidewalk at the corner of St. John and First streets in San Jose, Calif., where work on a new apartment complex development is under way on June 7, 2016.
Clay Wood and the Great Oakland Coliseum Changeover
The Oakland Coliseum is the last place in America where both an NFL and an MLB team must share the field. Click the link below to hear my story about Clay Wood, the man responsible for everything underfoot at the Coliseum for the past 21 years. It aired on KQED Radio in the Bay Area and online.
KQED Report: Clay Wood and the Great Coliseum Changeover
A view of the tattered turf at the Oakland Coliseum on Tuesday, September 22, 2015, during a baseball game between the Oakland Athletics and the Texas Rangers.
A Group of Tech Workers In Silicon Valley Are Relieving Stress With Street Hockey Matches
A group of workers in varied fields of tech get together on a Thursday in July to play Street Hockey.
If you heard that a small group of tech workers in Silicon Valley were participating in a stress relief exercise during lunch, you might conjure up images of people stretching and meditating on yoga mats in a bright studio on a gleaming campus.
But as Joe Geha reports, some tech workers are taking a slightly different approach to midday stress relief.
Report: Impromptu Street Hockey in SV
Security Guard Manuel Zuñiga Fatally Shot After Confronting Thieves in East San Jose
Carlos Gutierrez, Manuel Zuñiga’s fellow security guard at the Bboss bar in San Jose, pays tribute to his coworker and friend, who was fatally shot Saturday night.
February 15, 2015
Police are investigating a fatal shooting that followed a robbery in East San Jose Saturday night.
Joe Geha has the story.
Report: Zuñiga SJ Fatal Shooting
In Front of Packed House, San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo Takes Oath of Office
January 6, 2015
San Jose’s 65th Mayor and four newly elected city councilmembers took their official oaths of office last night.
The Ceremony was held at the Center For the Performing Arts in the downtown, and Joe Geha was there.
Report: 65th Mayoral Inauguration, San Jose.
Five-Part Special Report: Information Security At Local Colleges
This week, in a five-part series, we’re examining the current status of information security at higher education institutions around Silicon Valley, and helping to clarify how your personal data can be put at risk. Joe Geha has this report.
Report Part 1: CSU East Bay Hack
Report Part 2: SJSU Hack and Infrastructure
Report Part 3: Santa Clara University Approach/Student Grade Changes
Report Part 4: University Security Investment Needs/IBM Strategy
Report Part 5: Individual Protection Following a Breach
Robotic Butler A.L.O. Makes Its Debut at Aloft Cupertino
August 20, 2014
The Aloft Hotel in Cupertino is hoping to increase its service level efficiency by employing robotic butlers, or Botlrs, to help deliver amenities and other small items to guest rooms.
Report: Botlr Debut @ Aloft Cupertino
Historical B-17 Flight Over the East Bay
April 21, 2014
Bay Area residents will get the chance to fly back into history this weekend aboard a WWII era B-17 Bomber, known as the Flying Fortress.
Joe Geha reports.
Report: Historic B-17 Flight Over East Bay
Milpitas Gas Station Powerball Wrap
A South Bay gas station is being inundated with attention from customers and media alike, after word got out it sold the winning $425 million Powerball lottery ticket.
Joe Geha has the details…
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