Home care workers get a break
In an apparent resolution of one of the most high-profile struggles related to state budget problems, in-home care workers have reached a tentative agreement with Napa County over proposed pay cuts.
Changes on auto row
Beginning in late 2010, Napans looking to buy a new Cadillac or Buick will have to travel out of town.
Business slows at farm camps
The rough economy is taking a modest toll on Napa County’s three farmworker labor camps, and occupancy is expected to drop this year.
Kayakers give back, combine paddling with trash collection
The banks of the Napa River became a bit more scenic Saturday after a dozen kayakers took to the water to clean it up. Kayakers from all walks of life gathered at Kennedy Park’s boat-launch area to participate in Go Green Saturday, a unique event that’s sponsored by Kayak NV and Napa’s Parks and Recreation Department.
Oakland man believed drowned at Lake Berryessa
Divers have recovered the body of 21-year-old Phillip Stevenson, who drowned in Lake Berryessa Sunday during a fishing trip with friends.
Two injured in DUI-related crash
A Santa Rosa man was arrested Monday morning on suspicion of felony DUI after he crashed into the hillside off Highway 29 near Calistoga, injuring himself and his passenger.
Sea lion wanders onto I-880, delays traffic
OAKLAND — A baby sea lion has been rescued after wandering onto a busy San Francisco Bay area freeway.