Junyao Yang
data journalist @MLNow｜Previously @ucbsoj @UCBerkeleyIRP @mercnews @caixin
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Jan 22, 2025 |
berkeleyside.org | Junyao Yang |Zac Farber
Read this story in English. Con la inauguración de Donald Trump para su segundo mandato presidencial este lunes, el miedo está aumentando entre los inmigrantes indocumentados en California. Como ciudad santuario, Berkeley podría convertirse en un objetivo de los planes de deportación masiva de Trump. Durante el primer mandato de Donald Trump, tanto Berkeley como el estado de California establecieron mayores protecciones para las personas indocumentadas.
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Jan 20, 2025 |
berkeleyside.org | Junyao Yang |Zac Farber
With Donald Trump inaugurated for his second term Monday, fear is rising among undocumented immigrants in California. As a sanctuary city, Berkeley may be the target of Trump’s mass deportation plans. Last week, border-patrol agents showed up in unmarked vehicles in Fresno and Kern Counties and arrested at least 78 undocumented immigrants, according to ABC7.
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Jan 9, 2025 |
missionlocal.org | Abigail Neely |Abigail Van Neely |Junyao Yang |Kelly Waldron
Sunglasses, new supervisors, suit jackets, and lots of hugging — here are some highlights from Daniel Lurie’s official first day as the 46th mayor of San Francisco. Daniel Lurie makes it official, surrounded by family and state public defender Jessie Peterson, in the mayor’s office on Jan. 8, 2025. Photo by Abigail Van Neely. Daniel Lurie and London Breed share a word. Photo on Jan. 8, 2025 by Abigail Van Neely. Crowd gathering for Daniel Lurie’s inauguration. Jan. 8, 2025. Photo by Kelly Waldron.
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Jan 9, 2025 |
missionlocal.org | Abigail Neely |Abigail Van Neely |Junyao Yang |Kelly Waldron |Xueer Lu
San Francisco just welcomed its new mayor Daniel Lurie on Jan. 8 — a then “change” candidate and now a mayor who promises accountability and services. Mission Local spoke to people around the city who attended Daniel Lurie’s inauguration events, asking what, specifically, the new mayor can do for them. Click on their photos to read their stories. Want the latest on the Mission and San Francisco? Sign up for our free daily newsletter below.
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Oct 22, 2024 |
missionlocal.org | Kelly Waldron |Junyao Yang
A 2nd-alarm fire broke out on 22nd Street between Capp and Shotwell streets on Tuesday evening. Around 50 firefighters responded to the fire at 5:27 p.m. at the 3100 block of 22nd Street, according to Lieutenant Mariano Elías, a spokesperson for the San Francisco Fire Department. No one was injured. The affected building is a victorian-style residence adjacent to Hua Zang Si, a Buddhist temple; both buildings are clad in wooden planks painted bright red.
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Had fun talking about data reporting in smaller newsrooms at @IRE_NICAR in Minneapolis. At @MLNow, sometimes that means going out and counting planters block by block! ICYMI: https://t.co/YzoYvc9oDk Thanks @KateReports @myersjustinc and @CodyLillich for a great talk!
If you’re part of a small data team — or you are the newsroom’s data team — this #NICAR25 session will cover practical ways to weave data into your beat, balance quick-turn stories with investigations, and make the most of limited resources. Join us: https://t.co/FNi9VutYKL https://t.co/igrQRE9tkl
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