Dan Noyes
He worked for CNN, ABC News in Washington, D.C. and several television news magazines before joining ABC7 News.
Dan traveled on presidential campaigns, tracked a suspected Nazi war criminal to Germany, investigated the slaughter of near-extinct black rhinos in Zimbabwe, and exposed a Bay Area priest for molesting dozens of children. The priest was eventually convicted and sent to prison.
Dan lives in Marin County, has a passion for greyhound rescue and surfing. He's most proud of his sons, including a former U.S. Marine; both are now in college.
Dan's Stories
Dublin man allegedly shot, killed by in-laws suffered anti-trans abuse, court records reveal
New details are emerging about the shocking daytime shooting death of New York Times engineer Jonathan McKinsey in a Dublin sports park, allegedly killed by his elderly in-laws. Hundreds of pages of court documents related to the man's contentious divorce reveal the victim claimed he suffered abuse as a transgender man - at the hands of the suspects and their daughter, his wife.
Oakland Bribery Case: Thao, others accused of trying to kill story of alleged sexual misconduct
A federal judge has ruled that jurors may hear allegations that former Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao and others sought to prevent publication of a story about alleged misconduct by an East Bay politician during a 2023 trade mission to Vietnam, according to court records.
78-year-old Danville financial adviser sentenced to 9 years in prison for $12 million Ponzi scheme
Edwin Lickiss, a 78-year-old financial adviser from Danville, has been sentenced to nine years in prison for defrauding his friends, members of his church and even his own family in a $12 million scheme that lasted nearly 30 years. "He's a con man."
'It was panic': Scammers use frantic phone call to drain Oakland woman's investment account
Jazz says after a frantic two-minute call with the scammer posing as a security agent for Charles Schwab, $12,145 - the entire amount on her account - was gone. Jazz insists she didn't give the scammers any information.
Federal judge limits prosecution exhibits against former Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao
The prosecution introduced a list of more than 1,700 exhibits against the former Oakland mayor, but Friday, Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers told them to pair it down to 300. She later eased up and allowed 500 items.
Oakland sues housing provider over broken elevators, trapping residents in homes
The Oakland city attorney has just sued one of the Bay Area's largest housing providers over conditions after 7 On Your Side Investigates found elderly and disabled residents trapped in their apartments by elevators that didn't work.
SF real estate investor wanted in pandemic relief scam for over 6 months finally in custody
Violating the Endangered Species Act, filing false tax returns, wire and mail fraud in connection with $11 million worth of art -- those are some of "Lucky Luke" Brugnara's convictions. His latest charges involve threats and a 9mm Glock out at Thornton State Beach, and the government's pandemic relief program.
FBI Oakland bribery case: Defendant took secret, compromising videos of politicians, records show
The government says defendant Andy Duong, one of the owners of California Waste Solutions, took secret photos and videos of politicians in compromising positions.
Here's a timeline of the 3-level private boat before it sank in deadly SF Bay disaster
Following the deadly boat disaster in the San Francisco Bay, new information and records show the boat's exact route, providing a timeline before it capsized near Alcatraz Island.
Residents describe intense 5.6 NorCal quake that caused damage, injuries in Mendocino County
A magnitude 5.6 earthquake rattled Mendocino County on Wednesday morning, shaking communities across the region and causing scattered damage.
