Napa High School's girls volleyball team, (34-6 on the season) travels to Homestead-Cupertino High tonight at 7 p.m. to play for the Northern California championship and the right to play Saturday for the state title.

Justin-Siena High School will play in its fifth CIF North Coast Section championship football game in nine years Friday when the Braves face Salesian-Richmond at 7 p.m. at Alhambra-Martinez.

A construction worker was injured on Tuesday morning when he fell about 20 feet and landed on concrete.

A 50-year old woman was trapped in her car after it overturned as she drove onto the southbound onramp at Imola Avenue and Highway 29.

After getting city approval Tuesday, Napa County plans to open a winter homeless shelter in a commercial building on Jordan Lane Monday evening.

Buyers beware. Those in the market for a pair of designer sunglasses need to be on the lookout for anyone peddling the costly eyewear.

Copia, Napa’s seven-year old center for wine, food and the arts, filed for bankruptcy on Monday, seeking protection from a crushing debt accumulated from years of operating in the red.

In the weeks before Copia filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, Copia officials were busy soliciting offers from local financiers.

Copia “isn’t only brick and mortar,” said Margrit Mondavi, as she reflected on the latest news about Napa’s shuttered, dark and bankrupt center for food, wine and the arts.

Copia’s petition for Chapter 11 bankruptcy gives the troubled center for wine, food and the arts a little breathing room as it tries to sort out its plans, according to attorneys who specialize in bankruptcies.

Below is the list of the 369 businesses and individuals owed money by Copia, Napa's wine, food and arts center.

Copia, downtown Napa’s struggling center for wine, food and the arts, has assets worth between $10 million and $50 million and liabilities of $50 million to $100 million, according to documents filed Monday with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Santa Rosa.

Fearing for the health of people living in the cold, the Napa City Council is giving the county permission to begin operating a winter homeless shelter on Jordan Lane.

Napa Mayor Jill Techel and incumbent City Councilmembers Mark van Gorder and Jim Krider were sworn in at noon Tuesday to new four-year terms.

Fire investigators say the origins of a car fire in American Canyon on Tuesday afternoon are suspicious.

More than 700 of you voiced your opinion, and from that we have a winner in NapaValleyRegister.com’s first-ever Thanksgiving Dinner Disaster story contest, sponsored by Vallerga’s Markets in Napa.