The merger between Vintage Bank’s parent company and Umpqua Holding Corporation is not the only recent change in Napa’s financial sector.

Fire investigators are sifting through debris to determine the cause of a fire that destroyed a garage and damaged a home in Napa early Friday morning.

The many forms of housing discrimination against Latinos was the topic of a presentation to local attorneys and real estate professionals on Friday.

With Bel Aire Plaza burgeoning with new shopping and dining attractions, commercial development may now move across the street.

A March 13 page one story about credit unions neglected to mention one of the six credit unions operating in Napa Valley.

Have you faced foreclosure or the sale of a home to avoid foreclosure? Register business writer Jennifer Huffman would like to hear your story. Please e-mail her at jhuffman@napanews.com or call 256-2218. /Register

The fallout for fallen radio talk show star Don Imus has worked its way to Napa, where the station carrying “Imus in the Morning” has a gap in its lineup.

Investigators are sifting through debris to determine the cause of a fire that destroyed a garage and damaged a home in Napa early Friday morning.

A man was injured when a mobile home caught fire in American Canyon Friday night.

A structure fire at an American Canyon mobile home park Friday evening destroyed a mobile home, sent a man to the hospital with burns and led to the bizarre arrest of a neighbor who struck a firefighter in the head.

Like many children his age, Airyn Carvalho enjoys playing team sports such as soccer, basketball and football. But he has to be careful.

A solo crash Thursday afternoon on Highway 128 near Moskowite Corners landed three victims in the hospital after the pickup they were riding in ran off the road and plowed into a tree, the California Highway Patrol said.