NapaValleyRegister.com publishes monthly statistics on arrests and convictions for driving under the influence — and so-called “wet reckless” convictions — in Napa County.
Napa jail boss quits after 6 months
Napa County’s new jail director has resigned, only six months after taking the helm.
Napa schools pull beef over slaughterhouse concerns
Napa schools are pulling beef from their menus in response to allegations that a Chino-based meat distributor used inhumane and illegal practices on sick and injured cows.
Immigration hold placed on driver in injury crash
Federal immigration officials have asked that Napa authorities hold without bail the man charged with felony DUI and hit and run in an east Napa accident that resulted in the amputation of a woman’s legs above the knee.
National bird makes tour of local schools
Third-graders at Vichy Elementary School let out a collective “Whoa” when Volta, a 20-year-old bald eagle, appeared on stage before their eyes.
2007 grape harvest report
Despite a spike in prices, a 10-plus ton decrease in last year’s harvest drove down the total value of Napa Valley’s grape crop by $2 million in 2007. Crop value totaled $463 million last year.
Contractors board warns homeowners
Contractors State License Board investigators want to know if any Napa homeowners have been victimized by a man they say stole thousands of dollars from homeowners in several counties.
Latino conference urges students to reach for goals
On the first day Rafael Vasquez arrived in America from his native Oaxaca, Mexico, he didn’t speak a word of English.
Napa school district slams state budget cuts
The Napa Valley Unified school board voted unanimously Thursday night to adopt a resolution urging the state to reject cuts to public education and to protect Proposition 98, the voter-approved law that guarantees minimum funding for California schools.
It's a Sign
Jereme Mendez, an installer with Arrow Sign Company of Oakland, works on the sign at the Oxbow Public Market during a recent break from the wet weather.