The answer may come next summer after a consultant completes $72,000 worth of studies on how the city of Napa Fire Department should be most efficiently deployed.

Most days, screams coming from a fire station aren’t typically a good sign. But when the squeals are followed by giggles escaping from a child’s smile, there’s no need to sound the alarm.

NAPA, Calif. (KGO) -- In the North Bay, a controversial glamping proposal is getting strong push-back from residents in Napa. A 12.5-acre resort with up to 100 high-end camping trailers, tents, a ...

Napa County’s ability to fund new priorities is rapidly eroding. Within five years, the county’s once-reliable financial ...