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News for Sunday, June 29, 2008
Napa risks bankruptcy unless pensions, benefits reduced
The city and county of Napa could risk bankruptcy if they do not reduce their generous pensions and post-employment benefits, according to a report by the Napa County Grand Jury.
Firefighters in stalemate against Calif. wildfires
Calif. wildfires pollute skies, threaten health
SACRAMENTO — Hundreds of lightning-caused wildfires have turned California skies into an unhealthy stew of smoke and ash, forcing the cancellation of athletic events and other outdoor activities across the state.
Flood project in line for $11 million
The powerful U.S. House of Representatives Appropriations Committee last week approved $11 million for the Napa River Flood Project as part of the $33 billion 2009 energy and water appropriations bill.
St. Helena schools make steep cuts, but keep teachers
The St. Helena Unified School District’s new budget throws some ballast overboard, but keeps all the district’s staff on board the ship.
State grant adds four miles to AmCan trail
The future of a trail between American Canyon and Napa is bright, thanks to a $1.03 million state grant.
State budget slashes could hurt Clinic Ole
Carole Majors — a diabetic and longtime patient at Clinic Ole and Sister Ann Community Dental Clinic — is one of thousands of Napa County residents who may find themselves without Medi-Cal coverage if Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger’s proposed 2008-2009 budget is adopted.
Boot camp trains seasonal firefighters
She may be pint-sized, but 19-year-old Natalie Peatman has her sights set on big-time goals.
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