Lower Oat Hill Mine Trail is 4.5 miles in Robert Louis Stevenson State Park.
Free locals "Red Carpet" reception set for 5 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 12 at Yountville Communiy Center. Screening at 6 p.m., $10 or free to NVFF passholders.
Bakery has two outlets at Oxbow Public Market, St. Helena.
We rounded up the most uplifting stories trending across the country.
10 sommeliers visit to prepare for advanced exams.
"Sewing Hope" one of major premieres at Napa Valley Film Festival, Nov. 13-17
Monday may have some redeeming qualities after all.
Michael Bauer of San Francisco Chronicle praises "fresh twiest" of Yountville eatery.
McGah Family Cellars, which has vineyards in Rutherford, partners with 2 new wine brokers, including Napa-based Urban Wine Brokers.
Exhibit raises awareness of people with disabilities.
2 Napa Valley eateries are the only ones in the Bay Area to earn 3 stars in the newly released 2014 guidebook.
"Napa Shop With a Cop" is run by Napa Police Department's juvenile diversion program.
A football dream comes true for a high school senior in New York.
Farrell, star of 'Saving Mr. Banks,' one of many actors and directors honored at festival Nov. 13-17.
This year's event will honor the late Chef Josef Desimone, former Google chef and a supporter of the music education fundraiser.
Workers throughout the state wear black in remembrance, continue fight for safer hospitals.
Judd's Hill Winery is co-sponsor with 1313 Main wine tasting lounge in Napa.
It will soon be time to turn your clocks and "fall back" one hour as Daylight Saving Time ends.
LA Times food blogger talks to vintners.
NBC News online story gives details of event 12 noon to 5 p.m. in downtown Napa.
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Whether your new baby is royal or not, here are 5 things brand new mothers and fathers should know.
What's happening around the valley this weekend? Here are some tips and you can find plenty more — and add your own yard sales, fundraisers and concerts —at napavalley.patch.com/events.
The controversial downtown Starbucks opened its doors at 5 a.m. Thursday. Will you be stopping by for some coffee and perhaps a pastry? Wine and beer are not on the menu.
Censorship is alive and well, as highlighted by Banned Books Week—and you might be surprised by who the most vocal challengers of books are. Plus, check out these videos of Napa County Library staff reading from banned books.
Yo ho, yo ho—it’s a pirate’s day for you! Join Napa Valley winemakers Judd Finkelstein and Heidi Barrett, Napa Patch editor Louisa Hufstader and North Bay "pyrate" Capt. Whylee Raven on "arrrrr" favorite internet holiday.
Answer these questions about Napa news for a chance to win a Patch water bottle. But don't delay: The deadline is noon Friday, Sept. 7.
Storms are approaching the coast from the south and some could be heading our way.
Competitive cook Jamie Brown Miller has won gold at the Gilroy Garlic Contest, Napa County Fair and other cooking contests. Watch for her on the Fox News Channel between 4 and 7 Saturday morning as she competes for a $10,000 prize in New York City!
Customers users will see a significant increase in data speeds.
Napa County Public Works advises us that the 4700 block of Redwood Road will be closed to all traffic from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday as a contractor drills test holes for slide repair work.
Challenge your brain, have fun and help boost literacy at the Napa City-County Library Saturday with crossword champ Dan Feyer and an all-day festival of puzzling.
Last Father's Day, Napa dentist Dr. Adrian Fenderson shared this touching letter to his son. We publish it again today in honor of fathers everywhere.
Found shot in the face and clinging to life on a Tehran street, a tabby named Maloos has been adopted by a family in Napa after a long journey of rehabilitation. By Bay City News Service.
A little Napa girl named Rue could be the next face of Baby Gap. Voting is open through today via Facebook.
This week's Readers Choice poll ends at 9 a.m. and we'll announce the winners at noon.