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Anaheim Hills briefs: Saturday fair will help with getting prepared for emergencies

Sharon Hlapcich writes about events and happenings in the Anaheim Hills area.

Jacob Hild breaks nine swim records at Danbury

BY SHERI TRUSTYFor many years, Danbury High School’s swimming pool was utilized for gym classes and community events, but it hasn’t supported a swim team in a

The Best and Most Beautiful Wineries to Visit in California

The best wineries in California are now producing wines on par with anything coming out of France, Italy or Spain.

Autonomous Tractors Could Soon Be Commonplace in California

A Livermore-based company hopes to implement fleets of driver-optional, electric tractors to farms and vineyards by the end of this year. But critics say the company has yet to prove its autonomous tractors are safe enough for use.

Self-driving tractors could be widespread in California farms by next year

Welcome to the age of the autonomous tractor, starting with California vineyards.

Theives steal Salvation Army red kettle outside Brunswick Walmat

Two men swiped a Salvation Army Red Kettle right from under the bell ringer around 6:30 p.m. Saturday outside the Walmart off Golden Isles Parkway.

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As drought worsens, water conservation front of mind ahead of Napa Valley's tourism rebound

Worsening drought conditions and the subsequent need to reduce water usage may serve as another obstacle for Napa Valley's tourism economy.

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All Bay Area Counties Now Under State's Regional Stay-at-Home Order

Solano The entire Bay Area region is now under the state's stay-at-home order after ICU bed availability dipped below the 15% threshold. That means counties that resisted entering the order early will now have to stop outdoor dining and impose restrictions on indoor business. Sergio Quintana reports. “I didn’t give up hope but I’m a little disappointed but realistically, we were ready," said Pam Starr, founding winemaker and co-owner of Crocker & Starr Winery in St. Helena. Starr said she was expecting a shutdown in Napa County after it happened in Sonoma County, but she said the new order is really going to hit their bottom line. Most of the money they make comes from customers visiting the winery in person for tastings and buying bottles of wine.