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News for Friday, March 27, 2009

Napa City Update

New flood risk maps on the way

Up in smoke

I see signs at shopping centers that say “No Smoking Within 20 Feet of Entrance.” Is this a city ordinance? I work at a place where co-workers stand at the door and smoke. If this is being violated, how do we resolve it?

February 2009 DUI report

The NapaValleyRegister.com publishes monthly statistics on arrests and convictions for driving under the influence in Napa County. Statistics are published the first Monday of each month.

Napa woman, mother named in $68 million Ponzi scheme

A Napa woman and her mother are named by the Securities and Exchange Commission as defendants in a $68 million scheme involving the sale of fictitious high-yield certificates of deposit through a Caribbean-based bank.

Napan suspected in $68 million Ponzi scheme

A Napa woman and her parents are among the suspects in a $68 million Ponzi scheme, according to a complaint the Securities and Exchange Commission filed in Texas Thursday.

Nonprofit chronicles life stories of locals

Healthy habits are a way of life for Delicia Patri of Yountville. But when the 82-year-old was a small child in her hometown of Asuncion, Paraguay, temptation led her astray at least once.

Evans seeks to drop two-thirds rule on budget

Addressing what many lawmakers say is the biggest obstacle to passing a balanced budget in California, Assemblymember Noreen Evans, D-Santa Rosa, introduced legislation Thursday to get rid of the two-thirds vote requirement for budget or tax approval.

Intruder ousted from Napa house

A north Napa man on Wednesday found a stranger in his Lucky Drive house smoking and enjoying a glass of wine as he returned from his vineyards at around 9 p.m., according to the Napa County Sheriff’s Department.

Indians hold off Crushers in Big Game

Steven Nagy threw a four-hitter and helped his cause with his first varsity home run, a solo shot in the fourth inning that opened the scoring, as the Napa High baseball team defeated cross-town rival Vintage in a 5-3 thriller this afternoon.

Video: Church vigil for plane crash victims

St. John's Episcopal Church in Butte Mont. held a service of rememberance Thursday for the 14 victims of a Sunday plane crash.

Not enough stimulus money means $1 billion in state cuts

SACRAMENTO — State officials on Friday said California will not receive enough direct aid from the federal stimulus package to prevent nearly $1 billion in program cuts and higher taxes.

Bank linked to Napan's Ponzi scheme taken over by St. Vincent

KINGSTOWN, St. Vincent — Regulators in St. Vincent and the Grenadines have taken control of an island bank that U.S. authorities linked to an alleged $68 million Ponzi scheme involving a Napa woman, her mother, father and brother, the prime minister said Friday.

Oakland police honored at arena funeral

OAKLAND — Thousands of mourners gathered with the families of four slain Oakland police officers for a joint funeral Friday that drew law enforcement officers from around the country.

Extra DUI patrols in Napa tonight

Napa police are planning extra DUI patrols Friday night within the city limits.

Not Empty For Long

Napa’s new shopper shuttle service for seniors is off and running after a kick-off event Thursday at the Napa Senior Center.

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