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In Napa, California's wine capital, coverage here follows city government, Napa County, Napa Valley Unified School District, the wine industry, business and public safety. Reporting reaches neighborhoods across the city and the wider county.


Crime

Live Poll

Do you support red-light cameras at busy intersections in your community?

Law Enforcement

Napa Installs Red-Light Cameras at Two More Intersections

Automatic cameras at Highway 29 and Trower Avenue and at Soscol and Imola avenues complete the city's four-camera red-light network.

Napa Installs Red-Light Cameras at Two More Intersections

Lifestyle

Live Poll

Would you support more retro game lounges opening in downtown Napa?

Gaming

Napa Approves Retro Video Game Lounge Permit

The Napa Planning Commission has cleared a use permit for Super Lounge, a retro gaming and drink venue planned for downtown.

Napa Approves Retro Video Game Lounge Permit

Sports

Track & Field

Nunez-Torres Wins Vine Valley Center Meet 3-Mile

Junior Joshua Nunez-Torres won the third and final Vine Valley Athletic League center meet, finishing the 3-mile race in 15 minutes, 24.7 seconds.

Nunez-Torres Wins Vine Valley Center Meet 3-Mile

Entertainment

Live Poll

Do you believe private investment in local music venues improves your community's economy?

Food and Drink

John Truchard Revitalizes Napa Music Venues

The winery owner recently expanded his downtown Napa portfolio by acquiring and renovating several local landmarks.

John Truchard Revitalizes Napa Music Venues

Business

Live Poll

Are local healthcare facilities in your area expanding to meet community needs?

Openings & Closings

OLE Health Opens New Roosa Building in South Napa

The health organization officially launched its latest facility with a ribbon-cutting ceremony this week.

OLE Health Opens New Roosa Building in South Napa

Coverage takes in city council decisions, the Napa County Board of Supervisors and Napa Valley Unified School District alongside the wine, hospitality and agricultural employers that define the local economy. From Downtown Napa and Browns Valley to Alta Heights, Westwood and Fuller Park, neighborhood coverage extends into Solano County, Sonoma County, Lake County and Yolo County where stories cross the line. The wine industry shapes land use regulation, water policy and tourism planning in ways that run through nearly every major decision at city hall and the county level. Wildfire risk, housing affordability and agricultural preservation are the recurring threads in local government coverage.


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