New positive cases totaled 77 for the six days ending Wednesday, the county health department reported.
The county stayed in the yellow tier for moderate COVID-19 spread for a second straight day.
The latest weekend count is in line with COVID-19 case counts for the previous two weekends, and follows a fall-off in positive tests last week.
One of St. Helena’s most visible storefronts is vacant no more with the recent opening of the clothing store Tweed & Vine.
Nominations opened Monday for the St. Helena Chamber of Commerce's Celebrate St. Helena awards.
St. Helena Police Department calls for Nov. 16-22.
The St. Helena Planning Commission will hear a second round of public comments on the Hunter project's draft environmental impact report (DEIR) at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 30, via Zoom.
Should the Napa Valley Vine Trail use Oak Avenue or Church Street to pass through downtown St. Helena?
The nonprofit Our Town St. Helena is set to expand its Pope Street housing project from five units to 10 after acquiring an adjacent parcel.
The latest tally is the largest local one-day total since Napa County reported 25 positive tests on Nov. 10.
Adults 18 and older at least six months removed from a second dose of the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine may receive a booster, according to the county.
Scott replaces previous President Davis Taylor, who retired in August.
The Napa County Farm Bureau/St Helena Hospital Foundation vaccine clinic will occur on Nov. 29 from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Napa Boys & Girls Club.
Roam Antiques has been transformed into Vault Wine + Artifacts, with a mix of American and European antiques, and offering a variety of Napa Valley wines.
Moving city operations to the Napa Valley College Upper Valley Campus is giving the city a chance to play Monopoly with its own land.
St. Helena Police Department calls for Nov. 9-16.
The latest tally of Saturday-to-Monday COVID-19 cases was in line with local totals in recent weekends.
A 35-year-old man was arrested in connection with a reported home break-in Sunday morning in Angwin and the theft of a car that later crashed nearby, according to the Napa County Sheriff’s Office.
The county briefly saw its virus transmission rate slow to the "moderate" level Monday, only to rise back to orange within a day.
St. Helena’s wastewater treatment plant upgrade is facing a funding shortfall after bids exceeded the city’s budget.
The City of St. Helena is seeking to keep some of the rainwater that fell during the late October storm for city use instead of bypassing it all into Bell Creek.
A plan to replace St. Helena's downtown sidewalks between Pine and Mitchell is being split into three segments, starting with the stretch from Pine to Adams.
The Caymus Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) will hold their last meeting of 2021 on November 17 at 1 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church.
Kids between the ages of 5 and 11 got their first COVID-19 vaccines last Friday at a vaccination clinic in St. Helena.
Conditions for relaxing safety rules include a county staying at the moderate "yellow" level of coronavirus spread for at least three weeks.