Da Lin

Journalist

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Preston's Summary

Da Lin is an award-winning journalist at KPIX 5 News. With a focus on crime, local government, and community concerns, he has been reporting on the Bay Area since 2007, covering a diverse range of topics including sports, agriculture, and events. Da's work has been featured in CBS Local Digital Media and CBS News, and his impactful reporting, including coverage of the Oscar Grant killing, has earned him multiple awards.

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Geo Focus

Oakland, United States (Local)

Coverage Attributes:

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Informative: 63 %
Interviews Q&as: 18 %
Data Driven: 9 %
Events: 9 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Crime
  • Bay Area
  • Local Government
  • Sports
  • Community Concerns

Pitching Insights

Da Lin's local focus on crime, public safety, and neighborhood-specific news in the San Francisco Bay Area indicates a preference for stories related to community well-being and security. He often covers evolving or breaking stories about crime incidents and their impact on local neighborhoods.

To effectively reach out to Da Lin, consider offering insights into ongoing criminal activities affecting specific communities within his coverage area. Local law enforcement officials or community leaders with first-hand knowledge of crime prevention initiatives could be valuable sources for him.

Given his coverage of entertainment news as well, he may also be interested in features that highlight positive community events and achievements amidst the challenges faced by these neighborhoods.

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