Napa County News

Miss DeFord Gets Napa County Position Miss Estella DeFord, county librarian, today received word from the Napa County Board of Supervisors official announcement of her appointment as librarian in that county.

Computer-Using Educators , Inc. is proud to announce the return of its Fall Conference, to be held Nov.

Napa County has received 2,800 doses of the H1N1 flu vaccine, most of which will go to local obstetricians and gynecologists who serve pregnant women, according to county health officials.

A fire that destroyed a two-story house in unincorporated Napa County Monday was started accidentally by decorative candles, the Napa County Fire Marshal's Office said Tuesday.

Thousands of people - mostly pregnant women and families with small children - flooded San Francisco's public health clinics Thursday evening to get the swine flu vaccine that has been in short supply all over the country.

A new grape pest has been discovered in Napa County, and valley grape growers are hoping it doesn't hitch a ride south.

Imagine living nearly 500 miles from where you work. For Napa resident Dan Monez this is his reality.

Bank of Napa, N.A. announced its third quarter 2009 financial results. The bank's total deposits at September 30, 2009 were $61.6 million, an increase from the third quarter of 2008 of $18.0 million.

The Napa County Public Health Division will hold a meeting Thursday on how the H1N1 flu could affect local businesses.

Seasonal flu vaccine is running low and Napa County health officials are still awaiting most of their allotted H1N1 vaccine, a county spokeswoman said Thursday.

As flood season approaches, the Napa County Sheriff's Office announced this week that it is encouraging residents to sign up with a community information service that provides information about traffic advisories, public safety emergencies, crime trends and safety tips.

A bicyclist suffered minor injuries this morning when she rode into a line tethering a hot air balloon to the ground in Napa County, a Cal Fire spokesman said.

Share + Oct 23, 2009 11:12 am US/Pacific ST. HELENA A cement truck overturned and spilled some of its load onto state Highway 29 near St.

Gorgeous Cabernet Sauvignon grapes at 24 brix. 20 tons still available. Price is dropped from $ 870/ton to $ 500 considering the current market situation.

A new grape pest has been discovered in Napa County, and Valley grape growers are hoping it doesn't hitch a ride south.

The Napa County Agricultural Commissioner's Department, in cooperation with Interstate Ag Plastics, holds an agricultural plastic container recycling event Monday, the county announced.

Solano County's jobless rate dropped slightly in September, but it remains the second-highest in the past decade, a state labor market expert said Friday.

Sh Vogel said she left her dying mother to get her annual flu shot at the Olympia Mobile Home Park on Monday, only to be turned away.

Solar panels are a hot commodity as more homes and businesses go "green". So hot, they've become a target of thieves.

The rain has caused a different kind of delay for what may be California's most famous export -- wine.