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News for Wednesday, April 29, 2009

County social services struggle in the face of increased demand

Napa County Health and Human Services officials say their agency is feeling the strain of dwindling funding at a time when the public’s need for its programs is escalating dramatically.

Supes take middle road in Angwin

Even as the hard-fought battle over land use rules in Angwin came to an end on Tuesday, the real work on the proposed Angwin eco-village is only just beginning.

$99 million for Napa flood work

Rep. Mike Thompson, D-St. Helena, announced Tuesday that the Napa River Project will receive more than $99 million in federal funding under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009.

Accused killers deny their guilt

The pair accused of killing a Napa High School student for $10 and a cell phone pleaded not guilty to all charges against them Tuesday.

Swine flu alert nears pandemic level

WASHINGTON — The Geneva-based World Health Organization on Wednesday raised its alert level for the fast-spreading swine flu to its next-to-highest notch, signaling a global pandemic could be imminent.

Swine flu will not cause closing of U.S. borders

Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said Wednesday that the spread of swine flu does not merit closing any of the nation's borders.

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Schwarzenegger declares emergency over swine flu

SACRAMENTO — Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger declared a state of emergency Tuesday to help California agencies coordinate efforts in response to the outbreak of swine flu.

Calif. schools urge calm amid swine flu outbreak

LOS ANGELES — Swine flu fears led authorities to close a Northern California high school and quarantine a sick Marine at a Southern California base, while San Diego State University officials were investigating a student’s illness.

Lawyers for ex-BART cop murder case want DA ousted

SAN FRANCISCO — The attorney for the former BART police officer from Napa who is accused of murdering an unarmed man on New Year’s Day asked for the district attorney to be removed from the case.

Marin IDs first swine flu cases in Bay Area

SAN RAFAEL — Marin County health officials say they have confirmed two swine flu cases, the first identified in the San Francisco Bay area.

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