The Vintage High School boys soccer team fell 5-3 this afternoon to host Davis High in the quarterfinals of the Sac-Joaquin Section Division I playoffs.

Veteran's Memorial Park in Napa was the site of Tuesday's Veterans Day event.

It looked like the scene of a spectacular fire when four engines and the big ladder fire truck, police officers, sheriff’s deputies and jail correctional officers all raced around the parking lot at the county jail on Coombs Street Tuesday evening.

A proposal to ban tobacco products from all Napa recreational spaces will be considered by city’s Parks and Recreation Advisory Commission Wednesday night.

Vintage High School continues the CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Division I boys soccer playoffs Tuesday at 1 p.m. at nationally ranked Davis High in a quarterfinal match.

SACRAMENTO — California’s budget deficit will grow to $28 billion through June 2010 unless lawmakers take bold action to close the shortfall, possibly including a hike in the state income tax, the Legislature’s nonpartisan analyst said Tuesday.

Two players had a perfect 14-for-14 last week in our weekly NFL pool, but only one of them can come out as the overall winner.

Tickets for Big Game XXXVII -- the annual Vintage v. Napa high football game -- are on sale at each school, as well as Bank of Napa in the Redwood Plaza.

Napa High School football coach Troy Mott talks with Register Executive Sports Editor Marty James about Friday night's Big Game between crosstown rivals Napa and Vitange high schools.

Vintage High School football coach Billy Smith talks with Register Executive Sports Editor Marty James about Friday night's Big Game between crosstown rivals Vintage and Napa high schools.

The race is over, Barack Obama will be the next president, so now is the time for the next question.

Barack Obama is the your next President of the United States.

Big Game Week is here, all the build-up to Friday night's crosstown rivalry high school football game between Napa and Vintage is already starting.

The Napa County courts revived a long-standing tradition to honor the late John Quigley, a retired judge.

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Nearly 100 years ago, naturalist John Muir was inspired by the beauty of California’s giant redwood trees, Sierra Nevada panoramas and vast meadows of wildflowers.