Napa Police Chief Jennifer Gonzales To Retire

While the recruitment process is underway for a permanent replacement, the city has appointed an acting police chief.

Napa County DA Newsline For April 2025

The latest from District Attorney Allison Haley and staff.

Food Safety Scores Soar In Napa County

The achievement is seen as a significant milestone and comes under new leadership for the county's Environmental Health Division.

Napa County 'Deeply Concerned' As FEMA Cancels $35M Wildfire Resilience Grant

"FEMA’s decision halts a program that was not only forward-thinking but also fiscally responsible," Napa County CEO Ryan Alsop said.

North Bay Legislator: Americans Will Pay Price For 'Trump's Trade War'

"The tariffs announced today will raise prices on groceries, electronics, cars and homes, and just about every other good on which we rely."

Napa Launches New Platform To Streamline City Service Requests

The platform is available as a mobile app or via the city's website and allows users to see status updates on their requests and others.

Assistant City Manager Amy Mitts Leaving St. Helena For Healdsburg

"I am proud of what we have accomplished together, and I look forward to continuing to visit St. Helena," Mitts said.

North Bay Congressman: I'm Busy Combatting 'Trump's Unlawful Actions'

Constituents from both parties have attended a series of Coffee With Our Congressman events held by U.S. Rep. Mike Thompson.

1-Cent Napa Sales Tax Increase Set To Kick In

With new revenue available soon from Measure G, city officials said immediate steps have been taken to begin its implementation.

Napa County District Attorney Updates The Community

DA Allison Haley and staff update the community on gun violence in Napa County, scams to watch out for, and the latest court happenings.

Napa Valley Gondola: How An SBA Loan Quadrupled Business

The Small Business Administration loan transformed a passion project into a thriving enterprise and an iconic part of downtown Napa.

Full-Scale Emergency Response Exercise Set For Friday In Napa County

The public should note that the exercise will take place at various, clearly marked locations throughout the county.

JC Greenberg Named Napa County Deputy Fire Chief

Greenberg, a Napa native, has been involved with Cal Fire/Napa County Fire for 25 years, ever since he was an entry-level firefighter.

Napa Survey Results: Residents Rate Police, Fire, Overall Safety

The city of Napa has released the results of the 2024 Community Climate Survey taken by a random sample of 300 residents.

Napa DA Urges Legislators To Fund Addiction Treatment Under Prop 36

"Funding treatment for those ready to address their illness is a reflection of our common values," Napa County DA Allison Haley said.

Research Into Wildfire Effects On Wine Country Halted By Federal Job Cuts

The 2017 wine country fires that devastated Napa and Sonoma communities were just the beginning.

Napa County Declares Emergency, Allots $9.4M For Storm Response

Landslides and flooding caused damage to several roadways and bridges across the county.

Inclusive Playground In The Works For Napa

The proposed $2.49 million Fuller Park Playable Art Project blends artistic design with inclusive play elements.

Culinary Institute Of America At Copia To Bring New Food, Film Festival To Napa Valley

The five-day Flavors of Film Series and Reel Taste Film Festival will transform CIA Copia into a hub for food-centric cinema.

Cal Fire Battalion Chief Back Working In The Bay Area After Fighting LA Fires

Battalion Chief Rob Wettstein is back working in Napa now, but just a few weeks ago he was in the middle of the Eaton Fire in LA.

Napa Promotes Longtime City Employee Joy Eldredge To Utilities Director

Eldredge brings many years of experience in local government, having served the Napa community since 2006.

Meet Your New Napa County Planning Commissioners

Walter Brooks and Pete Richmond were appointed Tuesday to serve four years on the commission.

Napa City Manager Pens New Year Message To Employees, Community

Looking back on 2024 in the city of Napa, and looking forward to a promising 2025.

Napa City Council Moves To Establish Measure G Oversight Committee

Five committee members will be appointed by the City Council and serve two-year terms.

Napa City Council Appoints Chris DeNatale To District 1 Council Seat

The vacancy arose following the election of former Councilmember Liz Alessio to the Napa County Board of Supervisors.

Napa Closes Lake Hennessey Boat Launch To Guard Against Invasive Golden Mussel

To protect local drinking water, no boats are allowed on the city-owned lake until further notice.

Historic All-Female Napa County Board Of Supervisors Takes Office

The five-member board held its inaugural meeting this week.

Napa Utilities Director Phil Brun Retires After 28-Year Career With City

Notably, after the 2014 earthquake, he orchestrated a rapid response repairing 110 water leaks in six days—a feat described as "the dance."

Napa County Recognized With Distinguished Budget Presentation Award

The county satisfied nationally recognized guidelines in four areas to earn the accolade.

Children's Business Fair Celebrates Young Entrepreneurial Spirit

The city of Napa sat down with event co-hosts Emily Oberman and Claudette Shatto of Napa Valley College to discuss the initiative.

Read: Napa County District Attorney's Office Newsletter, December 2024

"On a more troubling note, Napa County saw an unprecedented seven murders occur in 2024."

Napa Residents Can Apply For Changes To Speed Limit On Neighborhood Streets

The city of Napa is now accepting applications for the Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program.

City Of Napa Voters Approve Measure G

With strong voter support, Measure G establishes a new local sales tax that will generate an estimated $22 million annually.

Map: Napa To Begin Annual Hydrant Flushing Program

Commercial customers, especially businesses serving the public, should be aware of the water quality while flushing occurs.

Napa County Enters Partnership With U.S. Army

The Board of Supervisors and officials from the U.S. Army and Napa County celebrated the new partnership with a ceremony.

Napa To Clear Homeless Encampments From Kennedy Park

The city, which received a $15 million encampment resolution grant, will move campers to another part of the park for a transition period.

Covered California Open Enrollment Began Nov. 1: What To Know

Napa County reminds residents that open enrollment is underway and runs through Jan. 31.

Napa Seeks Applicants For Vacant City Council Seat

The person elected will complete the term of Liz Alessio, who was elected to the Napa County Board of Supervisors in the June Primary.

Napa County Wins Compliance Court Case Involving Hoopes Winery

"Despite our best efforts to collaborate with them to meet important standards, our proposals were refused."

3 St. Helena Measures Likely Voted Down, More Napa County Election Results

The Election Division has counted 67 percent of ballots and expects to have counted 95 percent by Monday.