Bryan Pino Goebel
Writer/Journalist
About Me
I'm an award-winning radio and online journalist, and spent the last half of my career covering transportation issues in San Francisco.
I’m currently a part-time news anchor at KCBS Radio in San Francisco.
I previously led a cooperative staffing agency in San Francisco, after a 3-and-a-half year stint in local government working with elected officials.
I've also been a bicycle courier in the gig economy, which led me to recommend commissioning a groundbreaking survey of gig workers while working in government.
Media Career
- I recently returned to KCBS Radio as a part-time night news anchor. From 2000-2008, I was an anchor, editor and producer there.
- In 2017, I founded Human Streets, a non-profit advocacy journalism organization devoted to coverage of safe streets issues.
- From 2013-2017, I was a reporter covering transportation issues at KQED Public Radio.
- I launched Streetsblog San Francisco in 2008, building it into a nationally-recognized transportation blog known for in-depth reporting of safe streets issues.
- I’ve done news at radio stations in Sacramento (KFBK), Redding and Barstow, California.
Story Highlights
Awards I'm most proud of
- 2015 "Investigative Reporter of the Year" by the San Francisco Trial Lawyers Association for coverage of the fumbled police investigation into a fatal bicycle crash.
- Led a team of reporters who garnered a Golden Wheel Award from the SF Bike Coalition for “intelligent journalism that helped people understand the connection between bicycling, great streets and a livable city.”
- "California Journalism Award" recipient from the California State University, Sacramento, for coverage of Proposition 209, the anti-affirmative action measure.
- "Favorite Radio Personality" by the Sacramento Lambda Gay and Lesbian Center for coverage of the 1993 Lesbian, Gay and Bi Equal Rights March on Washington.
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