News for Thursday, February 14, 2008

NapaValleyRegister.com publishes monthly statistics on arrests and convictions for driving under the influence — and so-called “wet reckless” convictions — in Napa County.

Berryessa mobile homes go to help tribe in Humboldt County

As hundreds of mobile homes are removed from the Lake Berryessa shoreline, up to 30 from one Berryessa resort will be trucked north and west to provide shelter for members of the Hoopa tribe in Humboldt County, tribe spokespeople said this week.

Hearing delayed for driver in crash where woman lost her legs

A preliminary hearing scheduled for tomorrow morning for the driver accused of hitting a Napa woman whose legs were amputated as a result of the crash is delayed until March 14.

Thompson sponsors waterboarding ban

Rep. Mike Thompson, D- St. Helena introduced a bill today that would ban the practice of waterboarding, a controversial interrogation technique that simulates the sensation of drowning.

Mexico's president hears from Napa vintners

Winemaker Oscar Renteria pulled out five bottles of his finest vintages for a special guest Wednesday.

No cause found for fire that killed 4

Fire investigators have closed their investigation of a fire that killed four in Napa last week, but did not identify a cause for the blaze that killed a Napa grandmother, her two grandsons and her boyfriend.

Manslaughter charge for Angwin mom whose baby died when left in car

The Angwin mom whose 10-month old daughter died when left in the family car saw a manslaughter charge reinstated Wednesday in connection with the child’s death.

News Briefing

Vets Home blood drive

The Veterans Home of California at Yountville is having a blood drive Friday, 1-4 p.m. at the Vets Home hospital recreation area. Please eat and drink before donating.

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