A Napa High School student was hit by a van Wednesday morning as he rode his skateboard to school.

Jesus Tornero, 16, may have lost his life for a cell phone and pocket change.

A curbside memorial of flowers, candles, photos and notes for Jesus Tornero cover the corner of teh 2300 block of Louisa Street in central Napa.

Officers in the Napa police gang unit have arrested a man believed to be involved in an attempted assault at a Napa supermarket.

American Canyon’s support for retail remains strong, fueled by sales tax growth.

Construction workers will be working late hours through next Tuesday on the First Street bridge over the Napa River.

A half-million dollar reconstruction of several blocks of West Pueblo Avenue will start Monday, requiring traffic to detour, said Barry Martin, the city’s community outreach coordinator.

How does an Anchorage-based corporation owned by nearly 3,000 of Alaska’s aboriginal people win a $65 million federal contract to build the next phase of the Napa flood control project?

A small Alaskan native corporation has negotiated a $65 million, no-bid contract with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to build new Wine Train facilities for the Napa flood project.

Tania Fernandez, a 15-year-old student at Liberty High School, understands the stigma of labels all too well.

Jesus Tornero was killed Monday night while being robbed of $10 and his cell phone on his way home.

County Supervisor candidates for Dist. 5, Keith Caldwell and Gary Simpson, talk to American Canyon Chamber of Commerce board members about issues for that area and the entire county in a series of videos.

Keith Caldwell and Gary Simpson briefly describe their personal backgrounds with American Canyon Chamber of Commerce board members.

County Supervisor candidates for Dist. 5, Keith Caldwell and Gary Simpson, talk about the Oat Hill project with members of the American Canyon Chamber of Commerce board.