Jesse Duarte is the Editor at the St. Helena Star, where he has reported since 2006. His work focuses on regional interest and world news, with particular attention to topics such as education, travel and tourism, and the housing market. Jesse has been featured in KPVI-DTV, Longview News-Journal, Herald & Review, BLOX Digital, BioRxiv, and Napa Valley Register.
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St. Helena TK-12 students started their new school year on Monday.
By: Jesse Duarte
A new analysis by St. Helena's Finance Committee tells a story of frequent surpluses and growing reserves.
Norma Ferriz of the UpValley Family Centers speaks during Sunday's Guelaguetza.
Performers endured temperatures in the high 90s at Sunday's Guelaguetza.
Harvest is wrapping up in the Napa Valley, producing a crop that one winemaker calls "one for the ages."
A masked diablo (devil) parades at Sunday's Guelaguetza.
Ballet Folklórico "El Valle" of St. Helena hosted a colorful celebration of the Mexican state of Oaxaca on Aug. 23 at the former St. Helena Catholic School. The Guelaguetza featured
Volunteers are working with the city to improve one of St. Helena's most neglected parks.
By: Jesse Duarte
A consultant identified flaws in St. Helena city government. Now the city is moving to fix them.
Tiliches in colorful costumes and sombreros are typical of Oaxacan festivals.
