“Ooh that smell. Can't you smell that smell.” — Lynyrd Skynyrd
The good news is that business interests are getting support during an election year. The bad news is that the business is crypto.
OPINION: So much good information has been provided lately regarding what does, and what does not qualify, as a parent's ability to exemplify being a good role model for their children.
OPINION: Taking Highway 29 to go home after attending a party? Make sure you have a sober driver if drinking. It is not okay to drive just a block if intoxicated or “a little buzzed.” No need to ruin lives. Don’t drive drunk.
OPINION: Over 30 years, Joe Peatman and I crossed paths many times in many different situations, and although I was never a client or a relative or a close friend, his influence and the importance of the manner in which he was able to solve problems and initiate positive outcomes for Napa Va…
The Napa Valley Register's editorial board gives its thoughts on the 10th anniversary of the earthquake that rocked Napa. Was was learned, and what is left to be done?
OPINION: It sounded like a train was coming into our bedroom and woke us with a start! My late husband Dave and I were enjoying a quiet morning in our Carneros home, but a crazy day unfolded.
On Aug. 24, 2014, Napa Valley was awakened by a 6.0 earthquake in the predawn hours. Readers were invited to share their memories of that day. These are their stories.
OPINION: I remember the earthquake as if it was yesterday night. I woke up with a roaring noise as of a lion coming from the ground, then thunder out from the window and then, all of a sudden, a huge impact to the west of our home as if a freight train crashed into the first story. The house moved like Jello.
OPINION: The evening before the earthquake, I had been overindulged by my aunts, leaving me to languish in bed the next day with a terrible hangover. I awoke stark naked to the sight of the chandelier in my living room swinging so violently that it hit the ceiling.
OPINION: If you remember, the downtown Brews, Blues & BBQ festival was the day before. Had the earthquake struck 12 hours earlier there would've been a huge loss of life.
OPINION: I was just home from a 37 day hospital stay. I was hooked up to a 12 hour a day feeding tube. Fortunately able to borrow a generator to keep things going. The power was back on by late night. We had a cracked gas line.
Napa's 2000 earthquake helped the Courtneys survive the much stronger quake 14 years later, writes columnist Kevin Courtney.
Carlsbad is the first city in San Diego County to ban smoking and vaping, both cannabis and nicotine products.
The Napa Valley Register's editorial board gives its thoughts on the 10th anniversary of the earthquake that rocked Napa. Was was learned, and what is left to be done?
The Napa Valley Register's editorial board's latest version of "The R Report," its bite-size takes on local issues and controversies.
The hypothetical Lodi Lane requiem is an object lesson for Napa Valley residents whose lives and property are negatively affected — often in perpetuity — by players in the Wine Industrial Complex headquartered outside Napa Valley.
Madilynn Davis shares her experiences with the Boys and Girls Clubs of Napa Valley.
“Ooh that smell. Can't you smell that smell.” — Lynyrd Skynyrd
The good news is that business interests are getting support during an election year. The bad news is that the business is crypto.
Napa's 2000 earthquake helped the Courtneys survive the much stronger quake 14 years later, writes columnist Kevin Courtney.
Carlsbad is the first city in San Diego County to ban smoking and vaping, both cannabis and nicotine products.
OPINION: So much good information has been provided lately regarding what does, and what does not qualify, as a parent's ability to exemplify being a good role model for their children.
OPINION: Taking Highway 29 to go home after attending a party? Make sure you have a sober driver if drinking. It is not okay to drive just a block if intoxicated or “a little buzzed.” No need to ruin lives. Don’t drive drunk.
OPINION: Over 30 years, Joe Peatman and I crossed paths many times in many different situations, and although I was never a client or a relative or a close friend, his influence and the importance of the manner in which he was able to solve problems and initiate positive outcomes for Napa Valley citizens and very difficult situations is a testament to all that is good about him and about the Napa Valley itself.
OPINION: It sounded like a train was coming into our bedroom and woke us with a start! My late husband Dave and I were enjoying a quiet morning in our Carneros home, but a crazy day unfolded.