Lena Howland is a Professional Storyteller at ABC7 News Bay Area. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on social issues, crime, education, and sports. Lena has been featured in various outlets such as KXTV-TV, ABC7 Los Angeles, and KKTV 11 News.
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Lena Howland's reporting primarily covers local government announcements, evolving stories, seasonal events and event coverage in the Oakland area. Her themes typically include crime, government & politics, health & wellbeing.
To effectively reach out to Lena with potential story ideas or sources, consider relevant topics such as community initiatives addressing public safety concerns in Oakland, developments related to law enforcement policies or protests within the city. Additionally, pitches focused on local events and seasonal activities that contribute positively to the community may also resonate well with her coverage areas.
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By: Lena Howland
Danville salutes servicemembers with pancakes, lights and helicopters Danville veterans and their families were invited to a pancake breakfast on Monday, but the town is also...
By: Lena Howland
SJ small businesses get free security cameras with new pilot program
By: Lena Howland
In the South Bay, multiple organizations are stepping up to make sure no one goes hungry this Thanksgiving.
By: Lena Howland
This Black Friday, many shoppers spent the day at San Francisco's iconic Union Square.
By: Lena Howland
This year, East Bay shoppers celebrated the 15th year of Small Business Saturday, which is predicted to bring in record sales.
By: Lena Howland
SFMTA is proposing a plan to convert some neighborhoods'parking from "two-hour residential parking permit" zones to "pay or permit parking."
By: Lena Howland
Oakland residents are expecting to get some clarity Wednesday about who will lead their city when Mayor Sheng Thao steps down.
By: Lena Howland
The ongoing hotel workers' strike in San Francisco has prompted the AALS to move its annual meeting away from the Parc 55 hotel in solidarity.
By: Lena Howland
The SF Symphony is hosting thousands of kids for a free Deck the Hall Community Day at Davies Symphony Hall.
Now sober, blocks away from where he used to buy drugs from, one San Francisco man is ringing a bell for the Salvation Army's Red Kettle campaign in famous Union Square, collecting change to help other people fighting through similar struggles.
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