The #1 and #15 best hotels in the world are located in the Bay Area
Two Bay Area communities have the bragging rights of being home to one of the best hotels in the world.
A major clue in Pickett Fire's origins handed to CAL FIRE
A Calistoga vintner has voluntarily handed CAL FIRE what may be a major clue to finding the true origin of the Pickett Fire. That fire started near Calistoga on August 21st and ultimately consumed 6,800 acres.
St. Helena residents frustrated by brown tap water, odor issues
Residents in St. Helena are frustrated with the brown tap water coming from their faucets, a problem that has persisted intermittently for years.
Luxury hotel bans children at some California locations
An upscale luxury hotel brand has made some of its California locations kid-free. The policy bans guests under the age of 18.
Ryan Seacrest's Bay Area estate just hit the market for $22M
Look inside the expansive and private Napa Valley estate owned by television and radio superstar Ryan Seacrest. The remodeled property recently hit the market for $22 million.
Planned power outage to hit PG&E customers in Napa and Sonoma counties
As the North Bay braces for an invasion of heat, Pacific Gas & Electric is preparing for a potential power shutoff to prevent equipment, mainly transformers, from overheating and causing a wildfire.
Almost 100 years later, overdue book returned to Napa Valley library
A library book checked out almost 100 years ago has been finally returned to its home at the St. Helena Public Library, bringing weight to the old adage "better late than never."
13-year-old arrested after fight breaks out at St. Helena High School football game
Police in St. Helena arrested a 13-year-old for assault and resisting arrest on Friday.
Famous South African guitarist allegedly racially profiled at a Napa restaurant
Renown South African guitarist, Jonathan Butler, alleged that he was racially profiled by a restaurant manager in Napa Valley.
St. Helena drive-up COVID-19 testing available
Napa County has a limited number of test kits available and asks those who have been sheltering at home, not experiencing any symptoms and are otherwise at low risk to wait until the next mobile test center is available.
Business as usual in wine country amid worsening coronavirus fears
While people are still booking weddings around here, the wineries are seeing a huge drop off in another area, corporate events.