Catch up on Northern California's top stories for Monday, April 20.
Proceedings in Martinez pause after judge ordered a mental evaluation for the defendant accused in the killing of a Lafayette man.
The Rutherford estate is taking bookings ahead of a July opening of its original stone building with food pairings and expanded tours.
Federal funding cuts threaten housing programs and safety-net services across Contra Costa County.
Six injured - one critically - after two boats collided near a resort during a student fishing tournament.
A storm arriving Monday is expected to drop up to two inches of rain across the Bay Area, along with possible lightning, hail, and flooding.
He is accused of making the victim sign a "slave contract."
Do-gooders are rewarded with rare vintages during an April 26 fundraiser for the Napa Valley Wine Library programs and collection.
Guests will vote on their favorite original cocktail, and enjoy food and a silent auction. Proceeds benefit the Pacific Chamber Orchestra.
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