Pete Young is a local journalist based in San Francisco, California. He writes for Bay City News and KTVU, covering a range of topics including crime, community events, and local news. Pete's work has also been featured in the Napa Valley Register.
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Pete's coverage is heavily focused on local crime and law enforcement in the San Francisco area, making him likely to be responsive to pitches related to ongoing criminal investigations, community safety issues, or law enforcement initiatives. Contributions providing insight into evolving crime stories or local government announcements are also likely to capture his attention.
Given Pete’s focus on local news within California, he would value pitches that demonstrate a clear understanding of the specific challenges and dynamics of the region. Additionally, sources with direct knowledge of local events and their impact would be particularly valuable for his coverage.
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The California Highway Patrol is warning the public to beware of fraudsters posing as "AMBER Alert representatives" offering to "register" children.
By: Pete Young
A partnership of six Bay Area colleges has secured a $5.6 million grant to help people prepare for high-demand occupations as manufacturing technicians and machinists.
By: Pete Young
The California Highway Patrol is warning the public to beware of fraudsters posing as “AMBER Alert representatives” offering to “register” children. “They
By: Pete Young
T he City of Richmond has been awarded a $9,559,482 federal grant to improve its streets, U.S. Rep. John Garamendi, D-Fairfield, and Mayor Eduardo Martinez announced last week.
By: Pete Young
The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors has pledged to protect the civil rights of the county’s immigrants against stepped-up federal immigration
By: Pete Young
Starting this week, most people entering Stockton City Hall are now required to pass through security screening including a metal detector and inspection
By: Pete Young
Starting this week, most people entering Stockton City Hall are now required to pass through security screening including a metal detector and inspection of bags and backpacks.
By: Pete Young
F airfield's Police Department has upgraded access to law enforcement data through an internet-based Police Transparency Portal.
By: Pete Young
R ichmond's mayor and city manager have issued a joint statement pledging to stand by the city's majority Latino population as federal immigration policy changes.
By: Pete Young
The East Bay Municipal Utility District is closing boat launches at its reservoirs in the Sierra Nevada foothills to protect the public water system from a highly invasive golden mussel, before it appears.
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