City Of Napa To Close Oxbow Bypass Flood Gates March 9

The flood gates crossing McKinstry Street are closed when the river is projected to overflow into the Oxbow Bypass area.

Calistoga Voters Appear To Reject Fairgrounds Tax Measure

Measure E would raise property taxes in order to pay for the city's purchase of the Napa County Fairgrounds.

City Of Napa Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program: Community Workshops Coming Up

The city announced upcoming virtual and in-person community workshops as part of its effort to address traffic concerns in neighborhoods.

Napa County Launches Survey For Public Feedback On Next CEO

The brief online survey seeks input on priority county issues and asks which characteristics and career experience the next CEO should have.

Napa County To Live Stream Board Of Supervisors Meetings On YouTube

The addition of this streaming platform expands access to the public during the meetings, as well as after they are completed.

Napa County Supervisors Approve Board And Commission Appointments, Reappointments

Each of the appointees begins their terms immediately.

Napa County District Attorney Launches Spanish-Language New Website

It is the first and only Napa County agency with a standalone Spanish-language website and was written by Spanish-speaking staff.

Q & A: Meet City Of Napa Employee Tony Valadez

Tony Valadez, the City of Napa's parking programs manager, talks about his progress on the city's parking management program.

City Of Napa's 'Community Recovery Bank' Awards $1.13M Across 20 Local Organizations

"We are excited to see the positive impact these grants will have on our residents and our city as a whole."

City Of Napa To Reduce Speed Limit On 23 Roadways

The new speed limits, which are reduced by 5 mph, go into effect March 9.

City Of Napa To Host Community Workshop On Parking Program

The discussion will include a presentation on how paid parking can help address the current parking challenges in the city.

St. Helena To Consider Termination Of Phase I Water Emergency

The termination is likely but not until July, as the city's municipal code requires an analysis.

Sen. Dodd Co-Authors Bill To Ban Hidden Fees For Hotels, Tickets

Senate Bill 478 would prevent platforms from tacking mandatory hidden surcharges like service and order processing fees onto purchases.

Napa County To Host Groundbreaking For New Jail

Construction began at the end of 2022 on the $133 million, 332-bed Napa County Replacement Detention Facility.

Napa County Government Offices Closed For Presidents Day

Most Napa County offices will be closed Monday, February 20 in observance of Presidents Day.

Napa County Public Health Highlights CPR, AED During American Heart Month

You don’t need specialized medical training to perform CPR or to use an AED. Here's what to know.

Effort Fails To Recall Napa County Supervisor Alfredo Pedroza

The group Recall Alfredo Pedroza Committee needed to collect at least 3,232 valid signatures from voters in the county's District 4.

Napa Hotel Faces Lawsuit From Man Who Contracted Legionnaires' Disease

A Calistoga man alleges he was exposed to Legionella bacteria while he was celebrating the Fourth of July in downtown Napa.

Sen. Dodd Proposes Bill To Allow Increases In City Council Salaries

SB 329 would lift city council pay caps for the first time in nearly four decades, bringing salaries more in line with the cost of living.

St. Helena City Hall Move: 6 Things To Know

The public is invited to a ribbon-cutting ceremony Feb. 27 at the city's new home.

Napa Area Trail Project Recommended For Grant Funds By CA State Parks

California State Parks announced $4.68 million in grant recommendations for local recreational trail projects, including one in Napa.

CA Department Of Water Resources Approves Napa Valley Subbasin Groundwater Sustainability Plan

Among the priorities in the Napa Valley Subbasin GSP is a goal to reduce the pumping of groundwater by 10 percent.

Napa First Responders To Participate In Large Scale Training Event Saturday

There will be a large contingency of first responders, staff and role players present at this event.

City Of Napa To Implement New Paid Parking Program

The city is hosting a community meeting to discuss the new paid parking program development in Downtown Napa and the Oxbow District.

Napa County Issues Local Emergency After Recent Storms

Damage in Napa County is currently estimated at about $8.5 million.

Most Napa County Government Offices Closed Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday

Most Napa County offices will be closed on Monday in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

Napa Residents Get Extension To File Income Taxes

The extension was granted because of storms that caused widespread flooding and damage.

Sen. Dodd Seeks To Ban Apps Like TikTok From State-Issued Devices

Dodd said he was concerned about "bad actors" accessing government-associated cell phones to get to sensitive information or tracking data.

Napa County Now Accepting Arts And Culture Grant Applications For 2023-2024 Grant Cycle

Potential applicants are encouraged to attend a virtual grant workshop scheduled for next week.

City Of Napa: Open Letter To Employees And Community From Napa's City Manager Steve Potter

"As we reflect on the accomplishments of 2022, I am proud of the progress we have made together as a community."

Storm Update From Napa County Government

With the expected forecast for Sunday, the Oxbow Bypass flood gates are set to be closed again Saturday afternoon through Tuesday.

Contested Walt Ranch Property: Land Trust Of Napa Valley To Purchase

The trust is working in tandem with the Napa County Regional Park & Open Space District to secure the funding needed for the purchase.

City Of Napa To Close Napa River Bypass Flood Gates

The floodgates crossing McKinstry Street are closed when the river is projected to overflow into the Oxbow Bypass area.

City Of Napa: Sandbags Available At Corp Yard NOW Until 5 PM

Self-serve sandbags are available to city residents at the City's Corporation Yard, 770 Jackson St.

City Of Napa To Charge First Responder Fees

The fees will be implemented Jan. 1. Here's what you need to know.

City Of Napa Receives Certificate Of Achievement From Government Finance Officers Association

The Certificate of Achievement is the highest form of recognition in the area of governmental accounting and financial reporting.

City Of Napa Establishes Citywide Governance Policy For Elected Officials

The resolution affirms each Councilmember’s commitment to helping all Napa community members regardless of the district.

City Of Napa's Petition For Receivership Appointment Granted By Napa County Superior Court

Since July 2021, the City has responded to a series of complaints regarding 3558 Jefferson Street in Napa.

Napa County Appoints Dr. Christine Wu As Public Health Officer

Wu is replacing Dr. Karen Relucio who is retiring Dec. 30.

Thompson Secures Key Studies For Napa River Dredging, Conn Creek Dam

"These studies will help our community maintain our waterways and protect us against the impacts of flooding and climate change."