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Work crews in Napa are repairing a number of small sinkholes have been developing after water main breaks resulting from the magnitude 6.0 earthquake and its aftershocks.
Inspectors from the Federal Emergency Management Agency looked at the damage from Sunday's quake in Napa. Aid could start flowing, but it may take a while.
Seismic activity continues more than four days after a magnitude 6.0 earthquake rocked the southern end of Napa County on Sunday. Between Wednesday morning and day break Tuesday eight more aftershocks hit the region, which runs along the border with Solano County.
Napa Valley's winemakers are making a major charitable contribution to help with the recovery from Sunday's 6.0 earthquake. At a Tuesday news conference, a vintners association said they'd donate $10 million.
Napa officials said this morning the initial estimate of damage from Sunday's 6.0-magnitude earthquake to privately owned homes and commercial properties in the city is $300 million.
The Oakland Raiders football team Wednesday afternoon is donating $50,000 for earthquake relief to the American Red Cross, the Napa Valley Unified School District and the Napa Valley Education Foundation.
Plenty of students and teachers at Napa High School were anxious for the first day back since Sunday's 6.0 earthquake.
The First Baptist Church reopened Tuesday after crews dismantled a portion of the church tower that inspectors feared would collapse.
Several people called the KPIX 5 newsroom after Sunday morning's magnitude 6.0 earthquake in Napa, reporting mysterious flashes of light in the sky. Witnesses said the strange phenomenon looked like lightning.
A teenager who was seriously injured in a magnitude 6.0 earthquake is telling his story from the hospital bed where he is recovering.
The quake — although it exacted a greater toll in damage and injuries in Napa Valley — was the latest blow to a hard-luck community that has weathered years of bankruptcy and is now beset by poverty, gangs and crime.
A structural engineers group is blasting Napa building owners for failing to retrofit their properties as mandated by a state law passed in 1990.
An earthquake-damaged water main played a role in Vallejo firefighters' ability to put out Tuesday morning's fire on Mare Island.
All but one of Napa Valley Unified School District's campuses will reopen for classes Wednesday after being closed for two days while engineers inspected them for possible damage from Sunday morning's 6.0-magnitude earthquake near American Canyon, Superintendent Patrick Sweeney announced this afternoon.
The earthquake that rocked Napa and Sonoma counties also caused a number of pets to flee in panic, prompting the creating of a Facebook page to try and reunite the lost pets with their owners.
Only 10 percent of Californians buy earthquake insurance. Some say it's too expensive, while others say they don't think need it. But the damage from the Bay Area's largest quake in a quarter century has many reconsidering.
It turns out the most famous car photographed following Sunday's magnitude 6.0 earthquake in Napa was a rental.
A main traffic artery became gridlocked Tuesday afternoon due to newly discovered damage that may be due from Sunday's earthquake or its aftershocks.
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee was expected to tour Napa earthquake damage Tuesday to get a better view of the toll earthquakes can take on unreinforced masonry buildings similar to those in the big city.
BART officials said on Monday that an early warning system currently in development stages worked perfectly just before Sunday morning's 6.0 magnitude earthquake struck.
After Sunday's magnitude 6.0 quake caused major damage in Napa, the city is struggling to keep up with the amount of debris being disposed.
The Napa Valley tourism industry is hoping to make a quick recovery after Sunday's earthquake as shops and restaurants urge people to visit.
A series five aftershocks, one registering a preliminary magnitude 3.9, rattled Napa in between 5:30 and 7 a.m. Tuesday.
In Vallejo, the First Baptist Church on Sonoma Boulevard is in danger of collapsing.
Caltrans will receive $2 million in emergency relief funds to repair infrastructure damage from Sunday's earthquake.
