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Napa police didn’t have to look far to arrest two American Canyon teens in connection with a rash of strong-armed robberies in Napa earlier this month.

Vince DeDomenico, a legendary San Francisco and Napa businessman who was founder of the Napa Valley Wine Train, passed away of natural causes on Thursday, Oct. 18. DeDomenico was 92.

The heretofore free Napa Downtown Trolley could begin running a new route as early as January, with some passengers paying fares.

Elvis may have left the building long ago, but he is still very much in the memories of Napa women who dropped everything to see him when he came to Napa Valley to makes one of his movies.

The 2007 wildland fire season will officially end at 8 a.m., Monday, according to CalFire.

“Women’s journey toward financial independence” is the subject of a seminar Saturday, 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., hosted by Cory Haynes, a financial advisor with Morgan Stanley.

Fair Housing Napa Valley is planning a road rally scavenger hunt, followed by a dinner with auction to benefit services for tenants and landlords.

Edmundo Tellez Vargas was arrested on suspicion of possession of a controlled substance after he was searched by officers early Thursday morning at a convenience market on Imola Avenue.

One of the most talked about figures at the Veterans Home of California at Yountville is the topic of even more gossip these days.

Napa police made two domestic violence arrests on Wednesday in two separate incidents.

Anthony Rodriguez, 7, keeps a close eye on his candle at the Family Violence Prevention Vigil walk through downtown Napa. The Napa Emergency Women’s Services event included music, prayer and quiet support for the survivors of domestic violence.  Jorgen Gulliksen/Register

WASHINGTON — Attorney General-nominee Michael Mukasey refused to say Thursday whether he considers waterboarding a form of torture, frustrating Democrats and potentially slowing his confirmation to head the Justice Department.