SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. — Two former employees of a Chino slaughterhouse were charged Friday with abusing ailing cattle in a case that came to light when undercover video surfaced showing crippled and sick animals being shoved with forklifts.

American Canyon police were dispatched to a mobile home park in on Flosden Road where a 73-year-old male coaxed two young boys into his mobile home with intention of playing games on  Friday afternoon, according to police.

Firefighters were called out late Thursday night to reinforce a sagging carport roof, which had been damaged by a hit-and-run driver.

Napa’s new Whole Foods received an F grade in its first county food facility inspection.

A four-car chain reaction crash on Friday afternoon sent a Napa woman to the hospital.

Fewer chinook salmon returned to spawn in the Napa River this season, a fact that Napa County biologists think may be linked to poor ocean conditions.

When the California Veterans Board recently announced plans to recruit two new board members, administrators at the Veterans Home of California at Yountville knew Edward Olson — a resident of the Yountville home — was just the man for the job.

Because of declining residential values and adjustable mortgages resetting to higher rates, the city of Napa’s affordable housing program is losing two single-family homes.