Ko Lyn Cheang is a housing and real estate reporter for The Indianapolis Star and Yahoo News. With a focus on local stories in Indianapolis, Indiana, Ko Lyn covers a wide range of topics including city development, housing issues, local politics, and community events. Ko Lyn's work has also been featured in the Naples Daily News.
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By: Ko Lyn Cheang
A children’s traveling art show organized by a group of mothers invites kids to reflect on their hopes for Palestinian children
By: Ko Lyn Cheang
President Joe Biden restricted asylum for those who cross unlawfully, but migrants are still coming through the California-Mexico border.
By: Ko Lyn Cheang
The end of COVID-19 travel restrictions, circulation of migration routes on social media and conditions in China have driven an increase in Chinese migration
By: Ko Lyn Cheang
The New York Post falsely reported that the man who tried to kill Donald Trump was Chinese, setting off online conspiracy theories
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A string of robberies against mostly older Asian residents at an Oakland senior housing apartment complex in recent weeks has shattered their sense of safety.
By: Ko Lyn Cheang
With former President Trump up for election, the Ecuadorian wife of an S.F. restaurateur is concerned that her chance to visit family at home may be lost
By: Ko Lyn Cheang
A larger share of San Francisco's Asian American voters approve of Mayor London Breed than six months ago, but the race remains tight.
By: Ko Lyn Cheang
Asian Americans are the fastest growing group of eligible voters, especially in key battleground states
By: Ko Lyn Cheang
Genny Lim, the daughter of Chinese immigrants, said she wants to make San Francisco the “mecca” of world poetry.
By: Ko Lyn Cheang
Four best friends taught their boys the game they grew up playing — and created a legendary Chinese nine-man volleyball team in San Francisco
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