North Bay Business Journal

  • After Hours: NBBJ Impact Napa conference and reception

    October 19th, 2009

    Aug. 27: The North Bay Business Journal’s Impact Napa conference and reception was held at the Meritage Resort in Napa. Published in the Business Journal Oct. 19, 2009.

  • Napa explores its downtown future

    August 31st, 2009

    NAPA – In the past decade as $700 million was poured in the city of Napa, it has been transformed into the home of some of the largest and most prestigious of the famed valley’s retail and hospitality developments.

  • New CEO, plan for Destination Council

    August 31st, 2009

    NAPA – Armed with a new president and chief executive officer, the rejuvenation of the valley’s tourism council appears to finally be making progress, garnering support for the first time from cities countywide.

  • Hotel Luca latest project in Yountville

    August 31st, 2009

    YOUNTVILLE, NAPA – As tourism leaders report an upswing in business compared with declines in the first half of the year, Yountville prepares to unveil yet another boutique inn called the Hotel Luca.

  • $133.8 million bond bears fruit at Napa Valley College

    August 31st, 2009

    Napa Valley College has a number of building projects in the works thanks to the $133.8 million Measure N bond passed by the community in 2002.

  • Napa Nonprofit News: Chef Chiarello donates $28,000 to clinic; food bank in new space

    August 31st, 2009

    Napa’s federally qualified health center and largest provider of care to the uninsured and low income patients, Clinic Ole, recently accepted a $28,000 donation from local food celebrity Michael Chiarello. … The Napa Valley Food Bank, which is one of seven programs operated by Community Action of Napa Valley (CanV) moved into a greatly expanded location last week, though direct food distribution will have to take place elsewhere.

  • County and cities facing tough water-supply choices

    August 31st, 2009

    The future of urban growth and agriculture in Napa County will depend on managing existing surface and underground water as well as developing new resources to meet rising demands for endangered-species protection, according to a water-supply expert.

  • Reducing dependence on cars key to climate initiative targets

    August 31st, 2009

    NORTH BAY – Napa County is searching for ways to become less dependent on cars in order to comply with state climate change protection targets.

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