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Each holiday season, people start to think of ways they can offer material goods or some of their own time to help out others in this community.

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SACRAMENTO — Both houses of the California Legislature have approved an $18 billion Democratic plan to address the state deficit.

After chatting with his fellow riders as they stood near the old American Canyon Police Station, Al Donaldson walked toward his Harley Davidson.

The Napa Valley Community Foundation today plans to announce a $300,000 emergency grant to help 16 local nonprofits get through the economic downturn.

The California Air Resources Board is cracking down on diesel emissions coming from big-rig trucks and buses, but lower emissions also put pressure on Napa County businesses.

Palm trees, grape vines and snow on the heights of Mount St. Helena combine for a unique look on Wednesday morning from Manley Lane just north of Oakville. The National Weather Service forecast calls for continued cold nights, with possible light rain through the weekend.

Matt Pope, an American Canyon planning commissioner who recently ran for American Canyon City Council, will be Napa County Supervisor-elect Keith Caldwell’s nominee for the Napa County Planning Commission.

“Over the limit, under arrest.”

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Cheryl Forberg, the nutritionist to NBC's hit show "Biggest Loser," writes a monthly column for the Register on eating right, offering ways to improve your overall health through better eating habits and providing great recipes.

SACRAMENTO — California’s population has topped 38 million, according to a new report from the state Department of Finance.