A Napa man charged with 12 felony counts of sexually molesting a young family member pleaded guilty to six of those counts, stating he wanted to spare the now 12-year-old victim from the “embarrassment and ignominy of a public trial,” according to his attorney, Jess Raphael.

Napa drivers better not decide to drink and get behind the wheel of their car. Napa police will be conducting a DUI checkpoint on Saturday.

Two young Napans charged with vandalism have pleaded no contest to the charges, and prosecutors agreed to reduce the case from a felony to a misdemeanor.

When a chemical explosion rattled San Francisco Airport in 1989, Dean Violet had no idea that he’d end up as a lung transplant recipient.

While the students and faculty at Pacific Union College in Angwin are still coping with the recent death of four young students, they have also shifted their focus to helping a man who survived the horrific crash.

Saying Copia’s decision to seek Chapter 11 bankruptcy is a sham, Copia’s main creditor is asking a bankruptcy judge to block the troubled non-profit from going forward with its plan to reorganize.

Cherylleigh Corshen lists in her article this week a series of great Happy Hour and Locals NIght options for those of us living in the Napa Valley ... and for visitors alike.

LAS VEGAS — A broken O.J. Simpson was sentenced Friday to as much as 33 years in prison for a hotel armed robbery after a judge rejected his apology and said, “It was much more than stupidity.”

A timeline of major events in the O.J. Simpson armed robbery, kidnap case:

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

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.

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.