In response to the national epidemic of childhood obesity, some Napa residents and organizations have produced a children's health CD intended to promote exercise and healthy eating.

Deputies stopped a vehicle early Saturday morning for speeding in excess of 100 miles per hour, sheriff's Capt. Mike Loughran said.

Ed Huber, for 30 years a feisty community activist and a man who served two terms on the Napa City Council, died Thursday in Lake County.

In August of 2004, shortly before harvest, a surprise heat wave hit Napa's vines. The heat sent sugar levels shooting up and shriveled much of the grape crop. Growers, who are usually paid by the ton for their crop, lamented the decrease in their income that year.

PHILADELPHIA -- Negotiators for the region's transit agency and the union representing striking workers reached a tentative agreement on a four-year contract, Gov. Ed Rendell said Monday.

HOUSTON -- Two spacewalkers installed a camera on the outside of the international space station Monday and tossed overboard a surplus data-collecting device, sending it spinning off into the void like a spiraling football.

EVANSVILLE, Ind. -- Crews began draining a pond next to a smashed mobile-home park in a search for bodies Monday after a twister ripped through Indiana and Kentucky and killed at least 22 people.

WEST HOLLYWOOD -- It's a fitness fad not for the faint of heart.

SANTA MONICA-- Peace mom Cindy Sheehan, the activist mother of a solider killed in Iraq, showed up at the war dead memorial known as Arlington West on the beach near Santa Monica Pier.

SAN FRANCISCO -- It may not be a fairy-tale romance, but most people seem to agree that the prince is charming.

LOS ANGELES -- On a day of fiery, last-minute campaigning, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger on Monday jetted toward a climactic Election Day showdown with Democrats and California's powerful unions that could blot his re-election hopes or provide fresh evidence of his populist clout.

PANAMA CITY, Panama -- President Bush on Monday defended U.S. interrogation practices and called the treatment of terrorism suspects lawful. "We do not torture," Bush declared in response to reports of secret CIA prisons overseas.

PARIS -- France will impose curfews under a state-of-emergency law and call up police reservists to stop rioting that has spread out of Paris' suburbs and into nearly 300 cities and towns across the country, the prime minister said Monday, calling a return to order "our No. 1 responsibility."

SYDNEY, Australia -- Australian authorities arrested 17 terror suspects on Tuesday -- including a prominent radical Muslim cleric sympathetic to Osama bin Laden -- and said they had foiled a major terror attack on the country by men committed to "violent jihad."