A two-vehicle crash on Friday morning at the intersection of Pueblo Avenue and Main Street sent four people to the hospital, including a 2-year-old boy, with moderate to minor injuries.

A sell-out crowd of some 600 retailers and restaurateurs spent more than $2 million Saturday for close to 200 lots of wine handcrafted solely for the trade attending Premiere Napa Valley.

The fledgling Napa County Parks and Open Space District is on its way to approving a budget that keeps its promises to voters.

It was like a trip back in time.

On Sept. 27, 1969, Napa County Deputy Sheriff Dave Collins was on routine patrol. All that changed quickly, changing Collins' life forever.

Napa Police investigators are searching for the people responsible for a strong-arm robbery at a children's toy store on Bel Air Plaza Thursday evening.

Assemblywoman Noreen Evans, D-Santa Rosa, introduced a bill Friday to allow the state to track abusive caregivers of developmentally disabled people.

After a year-long battle of wills, Napa County is gearing up to sue a Mt. George-area vineyard over what county officials claim are rogue hillside vineyards.

An agricultural inspector found an adult female glassy-winged sharpshooter on a batch of Orange County nursery plants arriving at a Napa nursery Thursday morning -- the first discovery of an adult specimen of the dreaded insect yet in Napa County, according to the Napa County Agricultural Commissioner's Office.

NEW YORK -- For much of the country, it's Girl Scout cookie time again. And this year, all those cookies, not just the Thin Mints and a few others, will come nearly free of harmful trans fats.

WASHINGTON -- Defense Secretary Robert Gates said Friday that those found to have been responsible for allowing substandard living conditions for soldier outpatients at Walter Reed Army Medical Center will be "held accountable."

NEW YORK -- New Yorkers are used to seeing rats where they catch their trains -- not where they buy their burritos.

WASHINGTON -- The news that Mexican trucks will be allowed to haul freight deeper into the United States drew an angry reaction Friday from labor leaders, safety advocates and members of Congress.

GUATEMALA CITY, Guatemala -- A 330-foot-deep sinkhole killed two teenage siblings when it swallowed about a dozen homes early Friday and forced the evacuation of nearly 1,000 people in a crowded Guatemala City neighborhood.