Napa Planning Office Stuck In Red Tape And Glitches, Grand Jury Warns
A civil grand jury says staffing losses and a stalled permitting software rollout are slowing Napa’s Planning Division and offered 14 recommendations to speed reviews.
Pink Pigeon Turns Up In Vacaville, Winds Up In Napa Wildlife Rescue
A Vacaville pigeon with a pink‑dyed wing was rescued by Napa Wildlife Rescue; advocates warn dyeing or releasing domestic birds often leaves them unable to survive.
Napa On Smoke Watch As Wineries Race To Decode ‘Ashtray’ Wines
Researchers at a June smoke summit said new screening tools and sensory work are closing the gap between lab numbers and what drinkers taste as Napa braces for an active fire season.
San Rafael Tinted-Window Stop Turns Into Gun And Meth Bust
A San Rafael traffic stop for illegally tinted windows turned up a loaded .22, 58 rounds and about 54.7 grams of suspected meth; a 33‑year‑old man was booked on multiple charges.
Napa Vines For Rent: Wineries Swap Corks For Campfires To Stay Afloat
As wine demand softens, Napa and North Bay family wineries are adding RV sites, chef tables and farm stays to steady income. New state rules make small, regulated camping easier.












