Sharon Yoo is a Race & Equity Reporter. She covers a range of topics including finance, personal finance, health and wellness, law and legal affairs, and legislation, focusing on how these areas intersect with race and equity issues. Sharon's work has been featured in WLTX-TV, KARE 11, KGW (NBC 8), 12 News (KPNX-TV, NBC), KREM 2 Media Group, WWL-TV Channel 4, New Orleans, and KING 5 News.
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Sharon Yoo's articles primarily focus on local news related to government announcements, evolving stories, and breaking news. Her coverage also includes themes such as sports and family & relationships.
For pitching to Sharon, consider providing insights or access to individuals involved in the covered community events, police investigations, youth sports activities or those who can speak about road safety concerns from an expert perspective. Additionally, if you have information regarding local government initiatives or policies that align with her coverage attributes and themes, it could be of interest.
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Contracting documents surface as immigration arrests in Washington continue climbing.
By: Sharon Yoo
City leaders say the passage of the ordinance builds on years of legal battles over immigration detention, but critics argue it still falls short.
By: Sharon Yoo
Former clients say they did not fully understand abuse-based immigration claims filed in their names, and some now face deportation proceedings.
By: Sharon Yoo
The city hopes the new Pioneer Square bathrooms avoid the problems that doomed Seattle's controversial public toilet program two decades ago.
By: Sharon Yoo
Community groups say nearly 20 people were arrested in one week as new data shows a sharp rise in immigration enforcement activity across Eastern Washington
By: Sharon Yoo
Attorneys behind the federal lawsuit say they are now reviewing more than 800 intake forms from immigrants worried their cases may have been mishandled
By: Sharon Yoo
Thousands of immigrants are filing emergency petitions in federal court challenging ICE detention, and in some cases, taxpayers could end up paying their legal fees
By: Sharon Yoo
The resignation permanently ends Lozano's ability to practice law in Washington as a federal lawsuit and years of complaints mount against her.
By: Sharon Yoo
The Washington State Bar Association says Alexandra Lozano agreed to permanently resign from practicing law in the state after facing malpractice allegations.
By: Sharon Yoo
Class action claims Ohio law firm adopted a business model developed by former Washington attorney Alexandra Lozano and used similar abuse-based immigration filings.
