Napa Quake

Napa storage unit customers have been unable to get their stuff, one year after earthquake.

Rick Molinari said he’s lost about 60 percent of his customer base after the 6.0 Napa quake of August 2014. Stephanie Chuang reports.

While Napa has rebounded from the 6.0 earthquake, the damage from the temblor continues to be felt.

The North Bay city is recovering one year after the Napa earthquake.

As the one year anniversary of the South Napa earthquake approaches, folks impacted by the 6.0 temblor are bracing for an emotional day. Jodi Hernandez reports.

The U.S. Postal Service has decided not to demolish the historic Franklin Station Post Office in downtown Napa that was damaged in last year’s 6.0-magnitude earthquake.

It’s been six months since the 6.0 Napa earthquake struck and a lot of repairs are still needed in the region. Jodi Hernandez reports.

Those hit hard by the Napa earthquake in August have until Monday to apply for government aid.

State and federal assistance to residents and businesses affected by the 6.0 South Napa earthquake in August is more than $30 million, state and federal agencies said Thursday.

State and federal assistance now exceeds $2.4 million for residents of Napa and Solano counties who were affected by the 6.0-magnitude earthquake in August, according to the Governor’s Office of Emergency Services.

FEMA opened disaster recovery centers in Napa and Vallejo to assist residents with the application process.

Three fault segments running beneath Northern California and its roughly 15 million people are overdue for a major earthquake, including one that lies northeast of San Francisco and near the dams and canals that supply much of the state’s water, according to a geological study published Monday.

An undercover sting operation this week targeted crooks trying to scam victims of the South Napa earthquake.