Napa Valley’s V Foundation Wine Celebration honored cancer patients, researchers and the enduring legacy of Jim Valvano.

Napa’s Town & Country Fair returns with carnival rides, major music acts and a dazzling new Young Creators Gallery.

Napa vintners and musicians reunite Saturday for an evening of original songs, personal stories and local roots at Jarvis Conservatory.

The Yountville Sun is publishing again under billionaire Gary Jabara, who promises editorial independence despite his deep business ties to town.

A late-night structure fire in Deer Park spread into nearby vegetation and displaced two residents and their dog.

Napa tourism generated $2.8 billion and nearly $294 million in tax revenue, but the latest reports reveal a costly dependence on overnight and international visitors.

Napa County's 2025 Crop Report tallies $974.2M in agricultural production, with winegrapes accounting for nearly the entire sum amid modest declines in tonnage.

Registered nurses at Adventist Health St. Helena voted to join the California Nurses Association in an NLRB election, moving the unit toward formal bargaining.

Warm spring weather pushed Napa and Sonoma into an unusually early harvest. Growers say yields are much lighter than a typical year.

Napa County and BayREN are expanding EASE Home to bring free or heavily subsidized insulation, duct sealing and induction cooktops to eligible residents. Sign‑up info and workshops are available.

Napa County’s 2026–27 assessment roll rose to $59.3 billion, a $1.8B increase driven largely by Prop. 13 inflation adjustments and new construction amid property declines.

Found Rental Co. bought a nearly 144,000‑sq‑ft Benicia warehouse and will move much of its Bay Area operations there in August, adding showroom and fabrication space.

Castello di Amorosa and Water Audit California reached a deal to monitor Nash Creek and step up well metering, prompting Napa County to pause a planning hearing. The study will collect creek data and require reporting to county planners.