A state-mandated panel reviewing the county's water situation is debating how much groundwater pumping affects the Napa River.
The mandate will take effect Jan. 1 for staff and volunteers, and before the Jan. 18 start of the next semester for students.
In a place that seems to be in an eternal state of drought, winery owners and vineyard operators want to make the most out of their waste, turning the sludgy offshoot into clean water for irrigating the fields.
The name of the dual-language academy that debuts in August 2022 is meant to call to mind unity – of two languages and different student bodies.
Life changes brought by the COVID-19 pandemic have negatively affected mental health, health professionals say.
The Napa City Council will discuss on Tuesday whether to broaden its cannabis ordinance.
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"Flashovers," which result from mud formed when light rain mingles with dust and dirt on power lines, were linked to two local outages Sunday night.
The local spread of the coronavirus continues to slow down after a mid-August peak in new cases, according to county health officials.
The wreck occurred Monday when one driver tried to pass another on the Silverado Trail, according to CHP.
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