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News for Saturday, June 20, 2009

Ex-BART cop from Napa's murder trial set for October

OAKLAND — A former BART officer who grew up in Napa and is accused of murdering an unarmed man at an Oakland train station will stand trial Oct. 13, and his lawyer is asking to move the emotionally charged case to another city.

Principals named for Vintage, American Canyon high schools

The Napa Valley Unified School District approved the appointment of two new high school principals Thursday night.

Napa jobless rate lowest in four months

SACRAMENTO — California’s unemployment rate climbed to 11.5 percent in May, the highest in modern record-keeping, the U.S. Department of Labor reported Friday, while Napa County's rate dipped to its lowest in four months.

County seeks state OK for housing swaps

Napa County is seeking state legislation that would allow local cities to swap affordable housing requirements with the county in exchange for pay.

City OKs housing plan

Rebuffing critics who wanted additional environmental impact studies and tougher strategies for encouraging affordable housing, the Napa City Council adopted a new housing plan Tuesday to guide the city through 2014.

Big race means big delays on Highway 121

Traffic snarls are likely this weekend for drivers leaving Napa for Marin County and San Francisco because of the Toyota/Save Mart 350 at Infineon Raceway in Sonoma.

St. Helena peacocks caught

The peacocks that have been haunting the east side of St. Helena have been caught and are headed for a good home.

Along the AmCan shore

Longtime American Canyon residents remember the grassy mound near the wetlands that border town as the spot where trucks hauled garbage from Napa, American Canyon and Vallejo until the mid-1990s.

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