Yujie Zhou is a reporter and corps member for Mission Local, a local news outlet in San Francisco. With a focus on the local community, Yujie covers a wide range of topics including technology, education, events, and profiles of individuals making a difference in the city.
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Yujie Zhou's coverage is primarily focused on local news, with a specific emphasis on San Francisco and the Mission District. Topics such as AI (Artificial Intelligence) are also covered but within the context of local relevance.
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With 3 D3 public schools — Yick Wo, Spring Valley, and Jean Parker — facing potential closure, all candidates express opposition to the plan.
By: Xueer Lu
Josephine Zhao, a well-connected Asian political organizer with a divisive history, has recently been hired as a Black family liaison at James Lick Middle School, which has a small, but struggling Black enrollment.
By: Yujie Zhou, Humphry Slocombe, Josephine Zhao
From left to right, District 1 supervisorial candidates Connie Chan and Marjan Philhour at a Thursday night Mission Local debate. Photo by Kelly Waldron, Oct. 17, 2024.
By: Yujie Zhou
Danny Sauter lost the endorsement of the California Democratic Renters Council after it became clear that he did not support Prop. 33.
Candidates for D9 have long focused on its Latinx voters, but this year, they are making an unprecedented effort to court Chinese voters.
By: Yujie Zhou
It happened four days after Mission Local’s story on the hiring of controversial Asian politico Josephine Zhao as a Black family liaison.
As we wrap our weekly Q&A with the District 3 candidates, we take a look at the answers from all six contenders.
In San Francisco, votes are expensive — but Chinese votes come at a premium. For media ads in Chinese outlets alone, political campaigns have
D3 candidate Danny Sauter celebrates the initial result with campaign. Photo by Yujie Zhou, Nov. 5, 2024.
Despite being courted by all the major mayoral candidates, Asian voters from all walks of life favored mayor Daniel Lurie.
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