The city of American Canyon, in partnership with the American Canyon Community & Parks Foundation (Parks Foundation), received $850,000 in funding to the Parks Foundation for development of...
The Inspire Napa Valley spring wine weekend in Napa Valley benefiting the Alzheimer’s Association and community is May 3 to 5. It was founded by Kerrin Laz and its honorary committee members are Ray Isle, Antonio Galloni and Bettina Bryant.
We needn’t belabor how the religious celebration of Ireland’s patron saint, St. Patrick, became a rowdy time for partying in America, or that the holiday's most popular food and drink was never...
Napa Valley’s wet, slower “off” season continues through March, although if you look at our calendar there is more happening than in most areas in their busiest time of year. Here are some of my favorite things to do this month.
The opening of Jean-Charles Boisset’s JCB Lounge in St. Helena on Feb. 26 highlights a number of other recent openings that have again made downtown St. Helena the prime destination...
The city of American Canyon, with a population of 22,000 that is growing rapidly, is home to a variety of dining establishments. Below is a list of restaurants and food trucks located in Napa County's southernmost city.
Many of the most interesting projects in the works for Napa County are occurring in American Canyon, notably the Watson Ranch development and converting the abandoned cement...
Napa Valley’s Restaurant Week will be Jan. 19-28. It was originally aimed at locals mostly during the off season and featured $19 lunches and $29 or $39 dinners. No more.
Antonio and Rita Castellucci have submitted a pre-application review for a proposed mixed-use commercial project featuring a hotel at the former Bank of America location at 1001 Adams St. in St. Helena’s Business, Professional, and Office zoning district.
It has been a busy year for restaurant openings and closings in Napa Valley – as every year is.
Restaurants—and other places serving food and beverages—keep opening in Napa Valley.
When the Champagne Bureau recently announced its list of the Top 10 Champagne Bars in the U.S., one name stood out. Nine on the list were in big cities, from Sacramento to New York.
