Aaron Tolentino

Digital Producer at KRON-TV

san francisco, california, united states

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MMSN, Yahoo, What The Fab

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I specialize in local news and sports coverage as a website producer. Whether it's writing articles myself or posting partners' content, I helped generate over 100 million page views on KRON4's website for the years of 2022 and 2024. Individually, I led all digital producers and reporters for the most page views those years by writing creative enterprise stories, breaking news and unique-angle sports stories. Experience in coverage of major Division I college football and basketball programs. Covered big boxing events that bring in media and fans from around the world.

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Power restored for nearly 5K customers affected by power outage

(KRON) — A power outage Monday night affected nearly 5,000 PG&E customers in Walnut Creek, according to PG&E’s outage map. The outage was first reported at 7:07 p.m. The outage affected as many as 4,814 customers, according to PG&E. As of 9 p.... See more

kron4.com•Aaron Tolentino•Aug 4, 2026

Shelter-in-place order lifted for San Jose neighborhood due to domestic disturbance

KRON San Francisco Follow Shelter-in-place order lifted for San Jose neighborhood due to domestic disturbance Aaron Tolentino Thu, July 30, 2026 at 1:28 AM UTC 1 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. ( KRON ) — A s... See more

yahoo.com•Aaron Tolentino•Jul 30, 2026

Uber, Intel layoffs to affect nearly 150 Bay Area employees

(KRON) — Two tech giants have recently slashed jobs in the Bay Area. According to a California WARN report, a combined 144 layoffs between Uber and Intel will go into effect starting next month. Uber has laid off 41 employees, according to the state filin... See more

kron4.com•Aaron Tolentino•Jul 28, 2026

Barnes & Noble Redwood City: Longtime bookstore closing after 33 years

(KRON) — A longtime Barnes & Noble store in Redwood City is closing after more than three decades, a company spokesperson confirmed. Barnes & Noble didn’t provide specifics of the reason for the closure but did say its lease expired. The bookstore... See more

kron4.com•Aaron Tolentino•Jul 28, 2026

Pop singer moves concert from Chase Center to smaller Oakland theater

(KRON) — You might have heard a song of hers during the 2000s. Pop singer Lily Allen hit No. 1 in the United Kingdom and was certified gold in the United States for her 2006 single “Smile.” Allen, 41, is now on the road for her “West End Girl” tour with t... See more

kron4.com•Aaron Tolentino•Jul 15, 2026

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Bachelor Of Arts, Journalism at San Diego State UniversityGraduated: 2020

Associate Of Arts, Journalism at Diablo Valley CollegeGraduated: 2018

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Power restored for nearly 5K customers affected by power outage

Shelter-in-place order lifted for San Jose neighborhood due to domestic disturbance

Uber, Intel layoffs to affect nearly 150 Bay Area employees

Barnes & Noble Redwood City: Longtime bookstore closing after 33 years

Pop singer moves concert from Chase Center to smaller Oakland theater

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Power restored for nearly 5K customers affected by power outage

Shelter-in-place order lifted for San Jose neighborhood due to domestic disturbance

Uber, Intel layoffs to affect nearly 150 Bay Area employees

Barnes & Noble Redwood City: Longtime bookstore closing after 33 years

Pop singer moves concert from Chase Center to smaller Oakland theater

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