Meet Joplin, available for adoption from We Care Animal Rescue.
The week's total of new COVID cases was down from the week before.
New COVID cases are running behind last week's record rate, according to county figures.Â
A look back at past Women's March Napa Valley events, which were traditionally held in January.
Deaths and new cases are continuing at a record pace.Â
Freelance writer Marty James covers people and topics with ties to the Napa Valley football community.
Most of St. Helena’s first responders and teachers have chosen to receive COVID-19 vaccinations.
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Freelance columnist Marty James' column covers people and topics tied to the Napa Valley sports scene.
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For the first time in several weeks, local and Bay Area hospitals are reporting increased ICU capacity.Â
Napa Valley College has moved one step closer to leasing part of its Upper Valley Campus to the City of St. Helena.
The City of St. Helena is seeking fiscal year 2021/22 funding applications from local-serving nonprofits.
St. Helena Police Department calls for Jan. 12-19.
Curtis Di Fede, whose popular Miminashi restaurant in Napa was shut down by Covid-19, has joined the staff of Charter Oak Restaurant in St. Helena.
Chef Charles Phan's Slanted Door pops up at Press in St. Helena.
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Napa County offers a range of options for coronavirus testing.Â
The county reports that 10,699 county residents have received a COVID vaccine.Â
Despite high winds predicted for this week, PG&E says conditions in the Bay Area do not warrant precautionary power shutoffs in the region.
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Meet Snowball, available for adoption from We Care Animal Rescue.
The county has started asking people to register their interest in receiving a COVID vaccine when supplies become available.Â
The county is on a pace to surpass last week's total of COVID cases.Â
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