Local officials get a jump on June election
The man who oversees elections in Napa County has become a part of his own process.
Return from winter break postponed for cleanup effort
The most valuable jewels of Waldorf Method Charter School -- self-made lesson plan books -- were being dried with a hair dryer this week in one of the rooms that didn't get flooded during Friday's storm.
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County urges cautionin toxic flood cleanup
Officials Tuesday warned that serious health hazards may lurk in the wake of weekend flooding.
Napa blood center closed by flood as need for donors hits high point
Flooding couldn't have come at a worse time for Blood Centers of the Pacific, whose Napa center was awash in a sea of murky mud.
Flood losses top $135 million, but river project ‘will get a lot of attention'
Losses to homeowners, private businesses and public facilities as a result of the New Year's Eve flood have topped the $135 million mark, and the total is expected to increase in the days ahead.
Napa's homeless find shelter from high waters
When torrential rains hit Napa on New Year's Eve triggering a widespread flood, many people stayed warm and dry in their homes. But for the estimated 400-plus homeless in the county, options were few.
Recovery continues; few injuries, no deaths reported in Napa's worst flood in 20 years
Although Tuesday was a dreary day, devoid of sunshine, Mother Nature pretty much held back on the wet stuff.
Residents call for removal of Behrens Street bridge
Reeling from Saturday's flood damage from Napa Creek, business owners told the Napa City Council Tuesday to push harder for measures to keep the creek in its banks.
Media teems through Napa for governor's visit
After pressing several additional county employees into service as public information officers during the flood and a veritable media frenzy Monday afternoon to cover Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's visit to Napa, things are winding down.
Napa man injured in explosion, fire
MARSHA DORGAN, Register Staff Writer
Firefighters battling grass fires fear drier, warmer conditions
RINGGOLD, Texas -- Firefighters faced a threat of windier, warmer weather Tuesday as they battled fast-moving blazes that have virtually destroyed some small towns and charred hundreds of thousands of acres of drought-stricken Texas, Oklahoma and New Mexico.
Lobbyist Abramoff pleads guilty
WASHINGTON -- Jack Abramoff, the lobbyist who spawned a congressional corruption scandal, pleaded guilty Tuesday to three felonies and pledged to cooperate in a criminal probe edging closer to former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay.
Family members report 12 trapped miners are alive
TALLMANSVILLE, W.Va. (AP) -- Twelve miners caught in an explosion in a coal mine were found alive Tuesday night, sending family members streaming from the church where they had gathered during the nearly two-day ordeal. Joyous shouts rose of "Praise the Lord!"