Man arrested in Napa on theft, burglary allegations
Napa Police announced the arrest of a man on several allegations of theft and burglary, including the use of a stolen credit card in three counties.
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Kevin Courtney, Napa Journal: Was Eric Jones’ high-spending congressional campaign a bust?
The wealthy newcomer could be aced out of the No. 2 spot for the November primary, writes columnist Kevin Courtney.
Napa County forgives $5 million in loans for Berryessa Highlands area
Napa County forgave $5 million in loans for the Berryessa Highlands water and sewer systems.
Napa personal trainer helps clients keep doing 'the things they love'
Onna Hadley, a trainer at Active Wellness Center Napa, helps clients improve fitness, recover from health challenges and maintain quality of life.
Dining in Napa Valley: Recommendations from the 'Mayne Menu'
Columnist Tracy Mayne shares his thoughts about Napa Valley dining experiences in his column "The Mayne Menu."
Napa Valley Faces & Places: June 2026
Register readers share snapshots of life in Napa Valley. To include your photos in Faces & Places, submit your photos here: napavalleyregister.com/forms/faces-and-places or email Managing Editor Samie Ha...
A fruitful idea: Napa website helps gardeners share extra produce with neighbors
PickMyFruit.com, created by Napa resident James Rosen, helps neighbors share extra backyard produce, connecting gardeners with people seeking free local food and building community connections.
Cook St. Helena perseveres with eye for foodie favorites, local freshness
Amid tough times to keep a restaurant open, Cook St. Helena has shown for two decades how it’s done, with small menus of local offerings to excite both locals and
Fire Up True American Flavor on the Grill to Celebrate America 250
(StatePoint) As the nation marks the 250th anniversary of American independence, backyards across the country are gearing up for a milestone summer — and the grill is once again at
5 Nutrition-Boosting Tips to Spread Protein Throughout the Day
(Feature Impact) Most Americans are eating enough protein. They’re just eating it wrong.
Elevate Summer Celebrations with Easy Backyard Recipes Featuring Fresh Corn
(Feature Impact) Whether you’re grilling in the backyard, at a picnic or simply relaxing poolside to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary, this summer is sure to be filled with special celebrations. Thr...
Taste Flavors From Around the Globe Without Leaving Your Kitchen
(StatePoint) The flavors and aromas of global cuisines are closer than ever — no passport or flights required.
Napa Farmers Market: 40 years of farmers, food and friendship
This year we’re celebrating “Forty Years Fresh” of the Napa Farmers Market, but the reality is people have been gathering around local food for thousands of years.
Angela Huxley, Napa Valley House in Order: Focused fifteen
Once you’ve decided on a date to work on administrative tasks, block it completely off on your calendar. Give yourself no excuses to ignore your personal administration duties, writes professional
Sean McCawley, Fit for Life in Napa Valley: Strong calves help with balance and coordination
Focusing on calf strengthening is an invaluable asset for promoting optimal movement patterns for everyday functionality and productivity, writes Napa fitness expert Sean McCawley.
Ace Automotive outlasts Stag's Barbershop for American Canyon Little League Majors title
Ace won 11-7, coming back back from a 3-0 deficit to tie it 7-7 in the sixth and final inning of regulation and putting it away with four runs in
Number Crunchers take Friday night lead in St. Helena Bocce action
The St. Helena Bocce League had some rainouts, but the Monday, Tuesday and Friday night and Farmer’s Market divisions rolled along at Crane Park.
Giants shut out Eagles for St. Helena Little League Majors title
Piotr Larson pitched 5 1/3 innings of three-hit ball with 15 strikeouts as the Steves Hardware Giants blanked the American Legion Eagles, 8-0, on May 23.
Napa County Master Gardeners: No regrets in the garden
The garden is a place of learning, experimentation and discovery, writes Kevin A. Kelsey, a UC Master Gardener of Napa County.
Napa County Historical Society tours return this summer
The Napa County Historical Society recently announced the 2026 walking tour schedule for historic downtown Napa and Tulocay Cemetery.
Rebecca Yerger, Memory Lane: Napa Valley’s 'Home Beautiful' 1926
The open houses of the 1920s reflected a pair of residential design concepts popular at that time — “The Home Beautiful” and “The Small House” movements. Learn more in Rebecca
Student withdraws lawsuit against Napa school district over imprisoned coach
The high school student whose accusation led to an American Canyon running coach’s imprisonment for sexual abuse has withdrawn her lawsuit against the Napa Valley Unified School District.
Lawsuit alleges 2024 BottleRock damaged fan's hearing
BottleRock producers are the targets of a lawsuit claiming that excessive noise at the music festival’s 2024 edition left one spectator with lasting hearing damage.
Napa's Downtown Joe's opens new Second Street terrace after long-awaited remodel
When diners step out onto the new terrace at Downtown Joe's, they may come for a pint and a burger, but they stay for the view.