Regulatory challenges postpone start of dam removal in St. Helena
St. Helena has discovered that removing an old dam to benefit fish is complicated, very complicated.
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Additional PG&E shutoffs? Weather conditions increase likelihood of fire and outages
Just a week after a historic blackout, weather conditions may lead Pacific Gas and Electric Co. to do another round of power shutoffs for customers across California.
Napa Valley neighbors: Recently published obituaries
Read through the obituaries published in Napa Valley Publishing
Today in history: Oct. 21
Major events that happened around the world on this day in history.
Remembering Napa Valley neighbors: Recent obituaries
Read through napavalleyregister.com obituaries.
American Canyon offered plan for $9 million in energy savings
Going green could save American Canyon a bundle, a contractor tells the city.
Coming to events near you: The Napa library's new 'bike branch'
For what’s new at the Napa County Library, you can now check out the ‘bike branch.’
Photos: Highlights, Oct. 14 to Oct. 20
A look back at the Napa Valley Register’s photo highlights from the past week.
Despite public concerns, Napa County approves a 'remote' winery on a mountain road
A small winery deep in the hills west of Calistoga won county Planning Commission approval last week.
Napa Valley neighbors: Recently published obituaries
Read through the obituaries published in Napa Valley Publishing