Henry Lee
Henry has been at KTVU since 2015. Henry worked as a crime reporter at the San Francisco Chronicle before jumping to broadcast news. At KTVU, he has covered a number of high-profile cases, including the Ghost Ship fire trial, the Vallejo kidnapping case once deemed a hoax as well as deadly freeway shootings across the Bay Area.
Henry grew up in Orange County, Southern California and studied psychology at UC Berkeley, where he also chased the cops while reporting for the student newspaper the Daily Californian.
Henry loves being able to cover the news in the beautiful Bay Area where he went to school, cut his teeth as a reporter, met his wife and started a family. He believes there is no better place than here to cover the news and inform viewers.
When he’s not working, Henry enjoys spending time with his wife and children and occasionally doing tricks on his BMX bike. It was on BMX bikes that Henry began chasing cops and ambulances with his best friend when they were kids.
The latest from Henry Lee
City Council moves one step closer to selling Oakland Coliseum
The vote means the City Council will reconvene later in July to determine the official fate of the Oakland Coliseum.
Why the Oakland Roots are leaving the Oakland Coliseum
The president of the Oakland Roots said Friday the soccer club is honored to have played at the Oakland Coliseum, but this season will be its last there.
Oakland mayor names new police chief James Beere
Oakland Mayor Barbara Lee on Thursday named interim chief James Beere as the city's new police chief. He is the 12th person to be named police chief or interim chief since 2013.
Oakland city worker fatally shot while walking dog, relatives say
A man was fatally shot while walking his dog Tuesday morning in the Oakland hills, authorities said.
Oakland mulling over blocking off streets near International to curb sex buyers
The Oakland City Council is set to decide Tuesday whether to block off three streets at International Boulevard to curb sex buyers, commonly known as "johns."
CHP cracking down on 4th of July weekend traffic violators
The California Highway Patrol issued a warning to drivers across the Bay Area ahead of the July 4th weekend — the holiday is no excuse to drive unsafely.
Concord police release photos of armed suspects in home, car burglaries
Surveillance captured photos of two people armed with handguns casing and approaching homes during the early morning hours and using parked cars' garage door openers to gain access inside.
Surveillance video captures bold mail truck break-in near San Pablo
A postal truck break-in was caught on surveillance video Monday morning in an East Bay neighborhood.
Oakland's Jack London Square in state of flux
Oakland's Jack London Square is in a state of transition. New businesses are opening — including one Friday morning. But others will be leaving this summer, raising questions about whether any economic boosts to the area can be sustainable.