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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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.
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A major repaving project along San Francisco's busy 19th Avenue created traffic headaches on Friday for commuters, shoppers and San Francisco State University graduates trying to make it to commencement ceremonies on time.
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San Francisco's tourism industry is showing signs of recovery this Memorial Day weekend as visitors crowd popular attractions like Fisherman's Wharf and the Golden Gate Bridge.
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A group of Iranian Americans gathered at a rally in front of San Francisco's Ferry Building on Sunday, arguing that ending the Iran war now would leave the Islamic Republic in power and undermine hopes for lasting change in the country.
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Oakland Chinatown business leaders are hoping a new $2 parking program will encourage more people to shop and dine in the historic commercial district, where many merchants say foot traffic drops sharply after the workday ends.
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With just a day remaining before the primary election, the leading candidates seeking to succeed House Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi are making their final appeals to voters in what has become the first truly competitive race for California's 11th Congressional District seat in nearly four decades.
Students, teachers and staff shared hugs, high fives and tears this week as two longtime Santa Rosa schools closed their doors for the final time.
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An Oakland woman remains in intensive care with severe head injuries and internal bleeding after a car allegedly stolen by two young boys crashed into her as she walked a dog Thursday morning, family members said.
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A suspect accused of killing a Martinez man had been recently released on his own recognizance in connection with several burglary cases, police said.
Street vendors rallied outside Oakland City Hall Thursday, accusing the city of criminalizing people who are trying to earn a living as officials step up enforcement against unpermitted vending.
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Oakland cleanup crews have a new tool in the city's ongoing battle against illegal dumping: a giant mechanical claw designed to quickly remove large, bulky piles of trash.
