<b>Email: Carlos.Villatoro@patch.com<br>Phone: 707 718 8160<br>Hometown: Daly City, CA<br>Birthday: Sept. 11</b><br><b>Bio </b>I have been a journalist for the past 7 years , working first at my local paper at the time, The Vacaville Reporter, then for the Napa Valley Register. During my career, I have reported primarily on Napa's Hispanic community, police and fire, features and breaking news. I thrive in a breaking news environment and was recognized as being Napa Valley's Hispanic Citizen of the Year 2010. I am married to a wonderful person and have two daughters. I also am a musician, who loves rock, death metal, rap and r and b music.
My beliefs are truely middle of the road, as I feel that what works for someone else, doesn't for another and hold true to the fact that everyone has the right to be happy. Ask me my opinion about a certain topic and I will be happy to tell you. I am a registered democrat and am a Christian.
Missing Fairfield mother told her husband she was taking the kids to the store for some milk and never returned to home
Courtesy of the Dixon Police Department
First one to guess gets a $10 Starbucks gift card
A shutdown of the federal government means that Dixon's post office will not be accepting passport applications, but will continue to offer other services
Courtesy of the Dixon Police Department
Thunderstorms and hail across the county this afternoon
The National Weather Service issued a Significant Weather Advisory today for Dixon. The city and county are experiencing thunderstorms and hail
California Watch report reveals potential seismic deficiencies within Dixon schools, state's failure to enforce regulations
Blues greats Jonny Lang and guest Robben Ford set to entertain thousands on the opening day of the Dixon May Fair
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The DHS Rams Varsity Softball Team ousted the Lindhurst Blazers, 11-4, Wednesday improving their record to 6-0
The National Weather Service forecasts a slight chance or rain today. Sunny weekend ahead.
Courtesy of the Dixon Fire Department
On Tuesday, someone walked into Subway on Ary Lane and passed two counterfeit bills. Police are investigating the crime.
AB 109 seeks to take so-called low-risk offenders in state prison and return them to counties
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The namesake of the late Dixon High Coach Ira "Red" Finney will be proposed as the name for DHS' Stadium Field
With Gov. Jerry Brown's signing of AB 109, as many as 380 inmates could return to Solano County cities such as Dixon in an effort to save the state billions of dollars
Travis Air Force Base recently honored Dixon and other Solano County cities by naming a C-5 Airplane after the cities.
District 2 Supervisor Linda Seifert sounds off on the First 5 program and how government is attempting to take millions of dollars from it to balance budgets
