<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.
The Napa Police Department arrested four people on suspicion of robbery and assault with a deadly weapon early this morning
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Letter to the editor from the Dixon Teen Center Organizing Committee
With a whopping 65 votes, Dixon's Cutest Couple is Marcy And Berry Van der Linden
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Tonight, the Dixon City Council will vote whether or not to continue a ban on medical marijuana dispensaries in Dixon
Dixon May Fair announces its rock lineup
Cutest Couple Contest, new content, Athlete of the Week and more
Tremont 4-H'ers learn a valuable skill in the care and handing of goats
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Pastor Cathy Morris wishes to say thank you to various members of the community who made the steeple raising event possible
The Dixon High School stadium field needs a name, suggestions sought
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Last night's City Council meeting was filled with talk about an illegal herb that has been the center of controversy up and down the state
Dixon Police Department responded to another residential burglary Monday morning, the third burglary reported within the last seven days.
The Dixon City Council rejected an anti-blight ordinance and accepted employment contracts at last night's city council meeting