Henry Lee is a crime reporter with a focus on local news in the United States, particularly in California, specifically Oakland. He has written for various publications and news outlets, including Cornell University, Yahoo News, KTVU, and FOX10 Phoenix. Henry's work has also been featured in KTBC-TV, FOX 11 Los Angeles, FOX 35 Orlando, WOFL-TV, Harvard's Belfer Center, and KION-TV.
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Oakland, California, United States (Local)
Henry Lee's coverage is heavily focused on local crime and police-related events in the United States, particularly California and Oakland. He seems to have a preference for evolving stories and breaking news related to crimes such as burglaries, robberies, and homicides.
Given his focus on local crime stories with an emphasis on breaking news, he may be interested in receiving information about ongoing criminal investigations or emerging trends in criminal activities within his geographic area of interest. If you are reaching out to Henry Lee, it would be beneficial to provide timely updates or exclusive insights regarding recent criminal incidents or developments related to law enforcement in California or specifically Oakland.
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By: Henry Lee, Ktvu Fox
Alameda County D.A. Pam Price faces recall, but election timeline uncertain
East Bay students can't compete in swim meet, bad internet to blame
By: Henry Lee
The family of an Alameda County 911 dispatcher who was killed in a DUI crash is struggling to make sense of their loss.
Raw: Suspect breaks car windows on Piedmont Avenue
From car crashes to burglaries in the middle of the night, a deli in downtown Oakland can't seem to catch a break.
Grieving father speaks out after deadly Hercules crash
Oakland small business suffers second burglary A mother and daughter are devastated after their clothing store in Oaklands Rockridge neighborhood was broken into Tuesday morning.
An auto-theft victim voiced his frustration with the Oakland Police Department's slow response to the location of where he tracked his stolen vehicle.
Concord businesses targeted in attempted burglaries
An 80-year-old Oakland man is looking for whoever stole his antique red Corvette.
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