Supervisor Joelle Gallagher wants the county to move fast on a zoning-based moratorium modeled after San Mateo's ordinance.

A Superior Court ruling clears the way for the 30,000-gallon Oakville winery near Conn Creek after a two-year fight.

A six-minute meeting sealed it: Kevin Eisenberg and two new colleagues take office in January without a single vote cast.

Neighbors near Silverado Trail want Hagafen Cellars to prove it can follow the rules before any expansion. A private deal could settle it by November.

Napa now splits global partners into two tiers, with Visit Napa Valley vetting every new suitor before it reaches the council.

Commissioners unanimously blocked Ponderosa One LLC's plans for a three-story pavilion and underground wine vault above Napa Valley.

Yountville punted on mobile home rent caps, but seniors warn Bella Vista and Rancho de Napa residents could be priced out.

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.

St. Helena’s City Council voted to put a half-cent sales tax on the Nov. 3 ballot to shore up services amid rising costs. Polling shows wide support even as some officials object to the speed of the move.

The Sonoma County Board approved Dr. Mia Shim as the county health officer, effective Wednesday. Shim joins from Seattle public health with nearly 20 years of experience.

Suisun City Council will consider a proposed 10‑year trash franchise this Tuesday; an evaluation panel has recommended Recology and staff propose a $46.21 first‑year rate.

Gov. Newsom’s July 1, 2020 rollback closed indoor service in 19 counties while a PlumpJack-linked Napa tasting room remained open. The discrepancy drew sharp criticism from Valley operators.

Los Angeles and state officials say General Motors will pay $12.75M and delete OnStar driving records after allegations it sold subscribers' location and driving data.