This weekend marks the 10th anniversary of a day many Napa residents will never forget.
If you saw one rolling through the neighborhood, you might mistake it for a Google maps car, but for more than a year and a half, PG&E has been cruising for gas leaks, using Ford Explorers that are actually super-sensitive, gas detection vehicles.
Napa Self Storage was red-tagged in the Napa quake. The owners planned to bulldoze the building with everything in it unless the tenants came up with $170,000. It seemed like an impossible task, but sometimes the impossible happens.
More than 10 million Californians participated in what event organizers said was the largest earthquake drill ever.
The heart of every community is its people. On the anniversary of the Napa Quake, we are reminded that the Bay Area is strong, resilient, giving.
While reflecting one year after the Napa Quake struck, Mayor Jill Techel said that social media "helped people connect" in the minutes and days following the major temblor.