Hostage situation ends in arrest
A domestic violence incident that began late Friday evening turned into a hostage situation resulting in the release of two infant hostages and the arrest of a Napa man early Saturday morning.
A lesson in family history
Do you know enough about your family’s history to write its story? Napans Anna Gentile and Nancy Gilien do — and will receive an award and cash prize for their efforts.
Seeing into the future of the fairgrounds
Napa Valley Exposition is an oasis of solitude this weekend. Except for a few bingo games, the 31-acre fairgrounds is as quiet as a state park.
Man holds two babies hostage in East Napa
A domestic violence incident that began late Friday evening turned into a hostage situation resulting in the release of two infant hostages and the arrest of a Napa man early Saturday morning.
Bicyclist stabbed on Napa River Trail
A bicyclist was stabbed Saturday afternoon on the Napa River Trail, south of Trancas between Soscol and the Napa River, according to police Sgt. John Kostelac. The man was riding his bike on the trail around 4:20 p.m. when he encountered some mechanical difficulties and stopped to fix his bike. He was then encountered by Jesus Artega Martinez, 28, a homeless man, who demanded money from the cyclist according to Kostelac. Martinez then stabbed the man in the neck with a knife.
The battle against algae at Lake Hennessey
As the days grow longer and temperatures rise, green goo is multiplying somewhere in the shallower depths of Lake Hennessey — the city of Napa’s drinking supply.
Fair’s future: The Madera model
If Napa wants an example of a private developer working with a community fair, it may lie in Madera.
Expo Timeline
1998:
Whose water is it?
Last year, Jim Barbour thought the purchase of a lot off Jamieson Canyon Road was a sound investment for his wine management consulting business.
Daily briefing
Police dispatcher retirement dinner
St. Helena is drying up
The abnormally dry rainy season of 2007 is taking its toll on St. Helena's water supply.
A lesson in family history
Do you know enough about your family's history to write its story? Napans Anna Gentile and Nancy Gilien do -- and will receive an award and cash prize for their efforts.
Seeing into the future of the fairgrounds
Napa Valley Exposition is an oasis of solitude this weekend. Except for a few bingo games, the 31-acre fairgrounds is as quiet as a state park.
Setting criminals straight
Do the time, do another crime?
Fair's future: The Madera model
If Napa wants an example of a private developer working with a community fair, it may lie in Madera.
The battle against algae at Lake Hennessey
As the days grow longer and temperatures rise, green goo is multiplying somewhere in the shallower depths of Lake Hennessey -- the city of Napa's drinking supply.
Man holds two babies hostage in East Napa
A domestic violence incident that began late Friday evening turned into a hostage situation resulting in the release of two infant hostages and the arrest of a Napa man early Saturday morning.