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Katlyn Alo

Katlyn Alo

Katlyn is completing her B.A. in communication with a minor in Spanish at Stanford University. In the 2017-2018 academic year, she will be a master's student in the Stanford Journalism Program. Katlyn is interested in education and policy. She has interned in curriculum development and in a program teaching in Tamil Nadu, India. She likes clumsily trying new adventure sports, loves singing at an inappropriate volume and is unabashedly dependent on coffee.

Health, NewsSeptember 10, 2018<February 4, 2019

Behind closed doors: How domestic violence among Pacific Islanders remains in the shadows

OAKLAND, CA — For Pacific Islanders, a population that is small in the U.S. even for a minority group, the prevalence of domestic assault and abuse is easily overlooked by agencies that serve entire cities or counties.

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Data Hub, News, Politics, Special ReportsApril 2, 2018<July 11, 2018

Amid concerns over election interference, most Pennsylvania counties will continue to use vulnerable voting machines

PENNSYLVANIA — A survey of counties in Pennsylvania, reveals little resources or guidance at the state level to help replace outdated and potentially hackable voting systems.

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Crime, Culture, NewsMarch 29, 2018<October 31, 2019

Beyond Zodiac: A 360 video tour of the Bay Area crime scenes

SAN FRANCISCO — Fifty years ago, a murderer caused panic and hysteria in the San Francisco Bay Area. Revisit the sites where confirmed attacks took place.

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SportsFebruary 2, 2018<February 3, 2018

Which Super Bowl winning quarterback earned the most?

The cash earnings of Super Bowl winning quarterbacks has varied greatly over the past decade. Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson was paid less than…

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Health, News, PoliticsNovember 24, 2017<November 28, 2017

Nearly 1.3 million kids’ Medi-Cal coverage jeopardized without CHIP funding

PALO ALTO, CA – Roughly 200,000 Bay Area kids could lose their Medi-Cal health insurance after Congress failed to renew funding for the Children’s Health Insurance Program, according to a report released at the end of October by the California Department of Health Care Services.

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Environment, Housing + Development, NewsNovember 2, 2017<November 16, 2017

Santa Clara water board votes to support smaller version of $17 billion water tunnels project

SAN JOSE, CA — The Santa Clara Valley Water District has said it will only contribute funds to new water transport tunnels supported by Governor Jerry Brown if the project is scaled down.

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Crime, News, PoliticsApril 27, 2017<April 27, 2017

California and capital punishment: Why this blue state keeps voting for the death penalty

Although favor for capital punishment in the U.S. generally aligns with those on the political right, California has now broken from leftist death penalty propositions twice since the death penalty was reinstated in 1978.

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Culture, News, PoliticsApril 17, 2017<April 17, 2017

Indigenous activists march through San Francisco in solidarity with Standing Rock

Bay Area activists marched in solidarity with the Native Nations March happening on the same day in Washington D.C.

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