Dan Noyes | ABC7 KGO News Team
Dan Noyes is the chief investigative reporter for the ABC7 News I-Team in San Francisco. He has received many industry awards, including 15 Emmys.

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
Was a wild Oakland shootout tied to former Mayor Sheng Thao corruption case?
Mario Juarez, who is a potential witness in the federal corruption case against former Mayor Sheng Thao and others, tells the I-Team he can't be in Oakland right now. He says he still fears for his life after being shot at in front of his Fruitvale home.
EXCLUSIVE: Key witness 'out to get' San Mateo Co. sheriff? Credibility questioned by public official
One public official has already agreed to testify under oath about threats he allegedly heard from "civilian employee #3" -- that she wanted to take down San Mateo County Sheriff Christina Corpus because she didn't get a promotion.
San Mateo Co. judge rules special election that could determine future of sheriff can move forward
A San Mateo County judge has ruled that a special election can move forward on Measure A which would give the board of supervisors the power to fire Sheriff Christina Corpus.
San Mateo Co. court judges worry about their safety, claim deputies asleep on the job
The most shocking of all was a San Mateo County sheriff's deputy ignoring protocol, escorting three male inmates and a female back to jail from court. The judges said he kept his back turned long enough for the woman to be raped twice in an elevator.
SF judge accused of handing down light sentence in armed robbery spree case
San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins is spotlighting yet another judge who, she says, is letting a dangerous criminal off easy, telling the I-Team, "We are dealing with a culture in our courthouse of judges being excessively lenient."
Loren Taylor believes Sheng Thao's alleged $75K bribe cost him Oakland mayoral race
Former Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao's opponent in the mayoral race, Loren Taylor, told ABC7 News Friday there's no question he would have won if it wasn't for the negative fliers mailed out just days before the election.
Sheriff Corpus files $10M claim against San Mateo County, decries 'old boys' network'
"There are some who unfortunately still believe that law enforcement is a white man's world," Sheriff Christina Corpus' attorney told the I-Team.
SF judge lets serial car burglar out of jail after less than 4 months, I-Team investigates
A San Francisco judge went through with his plea offer Thursday for a serial car burglar, ordering him released from jail after less than four months. I-Team looks into the details.
Serial car burglar to receive plea deal despite San Francisco prosecutors' objections
If you follow the I-Team at all, you know the name Robert Sonza. He has a long rap sheet of breaking into cars and running from police. But in a hearing Thursday on his latest case, a San Francisco judge plans to give him a deal and release him.
Charges dropped for union official critical of San Mateo Co. Sheriff Christina Corpus
Carlos Tapia, the head of the Deputy Sheriff's Association, said a month ago the time card fraud charges weren't true and that the timing of his arrest was highly suspect.