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

A 50-year old woman was trapped in her car after it overturned as she drove onto the southbound onramp at Imola Avenue and Highway 29.

After getting city approval Tuesday, Napa County plans to open a winter homeless shelter in a commercial building on Jordan Lane Monday evening.

Buyers beware.

It takes a huge amount of courage for children who have been victims of sexual abuse to come forth with their stories.

Striking a blow for environmental sustainability, the Napa City Council will require large new non-residential projects to follow tougher green building standards.

Two weeks after turning down a pay raise, the American Canyon City Council voted themselves more money to discuss fire and water issues.

Roger Clough shuffles along Calistoga’s Lincoln Avenue today, but as he looks about him his artistic eye is cutting through the veil of time to see the Calistoga of a bygone era.

Below is the list of the 369 businesses and individuals owed money by Copia, Napa's wine, food and arts center.

Three people were taken to the hospital on Wednesday in separate crashes a quarter of a mile apart on Highway 29.

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It looked like a destruction derby at a key south county intersection Thursday afternoon, with four vehicles smashed together and one resting on its top.

The Meritage hotel in south Napa will pay $500,000 as its share of the cost of future intersection improvements to Highways 29 and 221.

More than 700 of you voiced your opinion, and from that we have a winner in NapaValleyRegister.com’s first-ever Thanksgiving Dinner Disaster story contest, sponsored by Vallerga’s Markets in Napa.

The civil lawsuit between a former Napa school teacher and the man she shot in a domestic dispute has been settled.

A Dec. 3 front-page teaser headline and page A4 headline misspelled the name of the Discovery Shop manager in the 10 Questions feature. She is Dana Carnahan.

The Napa area California Highway Patrol  will be holding its monthly Start Smart class from 7 to 9 p.m., on Dec. 18.

Napa will make sandbags available free this Saturday as part of its winter flood preparedness program.