Howard Yune is a city editor at the Napa Valley Register. He specializes in crime and justice reporting, with a focus on cultural movements and regional interests, drawing from his extensive experience as a staff reporter and photographer since 2011. His work has been featured in multiple publications, including the Elko Daily Free Press and Wine Business Monthly.
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Howard Yune's coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly crime and community events in Napa County. Considering his interest in breaking news and evolving stories, he may be interested in receiving pitches related to ongoing or recent developments within the region.
Given his focus on crime-related topics, relevant sources could include law enforcement officials, legal experts, community leaders involved in crime prevention initiatives, or individuals with unique insights into criminal activities affecting the local area. Additionally, for articles related to community support and events coverage, pitches highlighting impactful local initiatives or human-interest stories can be effective.
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By: Howard Yune
Preemptive power shutoffs in the face of increased wildfire risk may affect up to 3,027 Pacific Gas & Electric Co. customers in rural Napa County starting Wednesday night, with the utility saying some areas may remain blacked out for more than two days.
By: Howard Yune
Saturday's third annual Remembering Sasha included a memorial vigil for the Napa teen who died in a 2024 shooting - and fundraising to help guide other young women toward jobs.
By: Howard Yune
Three Napa men have been arrested, and one of them charged with attempted murder, in connection to an Oct. 7 shooting near Memorial Stadium – an attack police alleged erupted from a dispute between Norteño and Sureño gang members.
Napans in recent years have moved to broaden local Masonic life after decades of shrinking nationwide and in the region.
By: Howard Yune
The Calistoga City Council will vote Tuesday night on confirming former police chief Mitch Celaya III as the city's highest-ranking appointed leader.
By: Howard Yune
A judge ruled on Friday that enough evidence exists to put Bryan Gomez on trial for the September 2025 shooting death Salvador Hernandez on a remote Napa County road.
By: Howard Yune
Napa Valley College trustees Jeff Dodd and William Kyle Iverson held early leads in their reelection bids Tuesday night. Also on track for new terms were Robin Jankiewicz and Elba Gonzalez-Mares, board members in the Napa Valley Unified School District.
By: Howard Yune
A judge on Wednesday dismissed a lawsuit by three former American Canyon High School students against Brad Rowell, after the Napa school district said plaintiffs had abandoned their suit and lawyers refused to thoroughly answer questions about the alleged abuse.
Authorities on Saturday announced the arrest of one of the three men wanted for the murder of Avtar Singh, who was kidnapped near Tracy and found dead in rural Napa County in February.
Stephen Kroyer, who rose from lawyer to policeman to prosecutor to 14 years as a Napa County Superior Court judge, has died at age 76.
