No bail for schoolteacher accused of shooting boyfriend
The lawyer for a Napa school teacher facing a charge of attempted murder said Monday his client had been threatened and sexually assaulted on the night she shot her live-in boyfriend five times.
Ritz-Carlton proposes large Napa hotel site
The planned Ritz-Carlton resort at First Street and Silverado Trail will be a much grander project than the hotel first approved for the location five years ago.
15-year-old arrested in American Canyon killing
Police have arrested an American Canyon teen for the Monday afternoon stabbing death of a 24-year-old Vallejo man.
DUIs for September
The Napa Valley Register publishes monthly statistics on arrests and convictions for driving under the influence in Napa County. Statistics are published the first Monday of each month.
AmCan stabbing victim dies
A Vallejo man died after being stabbed in American Canyon Monday afternoon, and police are still looking for suspects.
Napa City Update
New traffic signals in 2008
Dey sale expected to be $6.6 billion
The parent company of Napa manufacturer Dey LP is expected to be acquired in major pharmaceutical transaction this week, one valued at roughly $6.6 billion.
Vintner uses immigration program to bring legal workers to her fields
About six months ago Jesus Torres Maravilla wasn't doing much in his hometown of Chavinda, in the Mexican state of Michoacan. He would spend his days doing any work he could find, making an equivalent of about $20 a day.
AmCan swears in new assistant fire chief
Firefighters are climbing the career ladder in American Canyon lately.
S.C. leading nation in offering single-gender classes
COLUMBIA, S.C. -- David Chadwell believes boys and girls can get through the awkward middle school years better when they're separated, learning in classrooms tailored to the learning styles of each gender.
Volcano erupts on tiny Red Sea island off Yemen
SAN'A, Yemen -- NATO ships responding to a "catastrophic" volcanic eruption on a tiny Yemeni island rescued two survivors Monday but also pulled four dead from the Red Sea, officials said. Two people remained missing.
Israel releases 57 prisoners to West Bank, seeking to bolster Palestinian president Abbas
BEITUNIYA CHECKPOINT, West Bank -- Greeted by throngs of jubilant well-wishers, 57 Palestinian prisoners got off buses Monday and kissed West Bank ground after Israel freed them in a goodwill gesture ahead of a U.S.-sponsored peace conference.
Putin puts his name on parliamentary ticket; doesn't rule out becoming PM
MOSCOW -- President Vladimir Putin, in a surprise announcement, opened the door Monday to becoming Russia's prime minister and retaining power when his presidential term ends next year.
Feds: U.S. cocaine supply drops amid crackdown in Mexico
SAN DIEGO -- Mexico's crackdown on drug traffickers has helped cut cocaine supplies in the U.S., the White House drug czar said Monday as the Bush administration prepared to seek an aid package to help Mexico fight drugs.