The Napa Valley Register publishes monthly statistics on arrests and convictions for driving under the influence — and so-called “wet reckless” convictions — in Napa County. Statistics are published in print the first Monday of each month and online when they become available.

Billy Wilcoxson has an entrepreneurial spirit that won’t quit. It’s earned him a spot on the county ballot for the second time in 12 years.

After talking for decades about extending Solano Avenue south to First Street, the city will now decide if that plan should be scrapped in face of neighborhood opposition.

Billy Wilcoxson’s bid to sell prepared foods and host wine tasting at his Stanly Lane Marketplace is stirring up opposition from a bevy of powerful Napa Valley interest groups.

A trip to Home Depot in Napa landed a Vallejo man in jail Friday.

A Napa man spent the night in jail Friday after threatening another man in the parking lot of Taco Bell on Jefferson Street.

A solo-vehicle traffic wreck caused widespread power outages in the north Napa area Friday night. The Napa Police Department said alcohol was a factor in the wreck. As of Saturday afternoon 330 homes were still without power.

A total of six Napa County jail inmates have turned themselves in after they were released by mistake earlier this week, with six more out of the 25 expected to come back by late Saturday, according to Napa County Department of Corrections officials.

Twenty-five Napa County jail inmates were cut loose early on Wednesday because of a mistake by their jailers.

A front page story on Jan. 12 about inmates being released early from the Napa County jail mispelled the name of the director of the Napa County Department of Corrections. Her name is Julie Hutchens. The same article stated that all of the inmates had between five days and a month to serve on their sentences. One inmate had 44 days to serve.