Howard Yune
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A quieter path? Napa County offers three alternative flight routes to airport (opens the original)
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Amid residentsâ complaints about noise from airplanes en route to Napa County Airport, the county has shared alternative flight paths it says may make life quieter for those below â if federal regulators approve. County officials on Sept. 23 unveiled three possible approach paths for planes heading into the Napa airport's Runway 19R, between Napa and American Canyon. The pathways, which the consulting firm Flight Tech Engineering developed with online input from county residents, all would
Barajas to face murder trial for Napa crash that killed children (opens the original)
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A Napa County judge has ruled that Yesica Barajas must stand trial for murder in connection with the 2025 car crash that killed her two children. After a three-day preliminary hearing in Napa County Superior Court, Judge Francisca P. Tisher on Friday authorized a trial of Barajas on two counts of second-degree murder, ruling that sufficient cause exists to pursue the charges. The charges stem from the deaths of her 10-year-old son Damian Montanez and 9-year-old daughter Aaliyah Montanez in the e
For the 25th anniversary of 9/11, Huether discusses how debris from the World Trade Center became Napa’s tribute to those who died. (opens the original)
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It began in a Napa art studio as a series of television images, each more horrific than the last. On the morning of Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2001, Gordon Huether was inside his studio at the brick-lined Tannery Row on South Coombs Street. Suddenly, a project manager ran to his side with inconceivable news â two hijacked jetliners had been crashed into New York Cityâs World Trade Center, each plane rammed into one of the twin towers. The manager immediately switched on an office TV. For the rest of
Man faces felony charge linked to 2025 Pickett Fire (opens the original)
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Napa County prosecutors on Aug. 27 announced a criminal charge against a vineyard worker accused of starting the Pickett Fire, just over a year after the wildfire swept through thousands of acres of Calistoga-area woodlands and farmland. Juan Luis Gutierrez Marfil, a 45-year-old Napa resident, faces a felony charge of recklessly causing a forest fire, with a special allegation that the blaze caused more than $6 million in damage. With the special allegation, Gutierrez Marfil could face five or m
Arrest linked to Napa home burglaries, jewelry thefts (opens the original)
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A Napa construction worker faces potential burglary charges following his arrest Friday in connection with home burglaries and the sale of stolen jewelry, according to the Napa County Sheriffâs Office. David Alejandro Gomez Sanchez, 44, was arrested by sheriffâs deputies at 7:28 a.m. while on his way to a work site, according to a sheriffâs office news release and jail records. Gomez was booked into the Napa County jail on $100,000 bail for investigation of five counts of burglary and one
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