Stanford Earmarks $4.7B In Housing, Transit, Community BenefitsPALO ALTO, CA — In what may deemed the largest investment so far, Stanford University just upped the ante on entities answering the call for housing in the Silicon Valley. The Palo Alto university is offering to invest $3.4 billion in housing… Jun 24 19June 24, 2019Article at Patch
Clos Pegase Winery remodel blends art, historyCalistoga's Clos Pegase recently celebrated its $9 million restoration and remodel. Oct 18 26October 18, 2026Article at napavalleyregister.com
Calistoga seeks Bee City USA designation to protect pollinatorsWhat's all the buzz in Calistoga? 🐝 The city is making a beeline toward becoming an official Bee City USA community, joining a nationwide effort to protect native bees and other pollinators. 🌻 Oct 11 26October 11, 2026Article at napavalleyregister.com
Focus on community: Brannan Center celebrates one year in CalistogaFive years and 300 donors in the making, the 11,000-square-foot, $11 million performing arts center marks its first anniversary on Sunday. Oct 01 26October 01, 2026Article at napavalleyregister.com
Calistoga eyes next steps for fairgroundsCalistoga officials are weighing the next steps for the city-owned fairground, including plans for a nine-hole golf course and speedway, infrastructure upgrades and other new uses. Sep 06 26September 06, 2026Article at napavalleyregister.com
Calistoga turns to smart meters to modernize water systemCalistoga is installing smart water meters at 1,666 homes and businesses, replacing manual readings with technology designed to improve efficiency, detect leaks and give customers greater insight into water use. Aug 08 26August 08, 2026Article at napavalleyregister.com
Yountville Art, Sip & Stroll returnsYountville's 14th annual Art, Sip & Stroll featured more than 70 artists and 20 wineries enjoying the opportunity to showcase their work and services at an event known for its residual benefits to local businesses. May 18 26May 18, 2026Article at napavalleyregister.com
Not Quite a Full Catch: Salmon season returns with strict limitsNorthern California’s salmon season reopens May 1 with strict limits, offering relief to fishers while highlighting ongoing environmental and economic challenges. Apr 30 26April 30, 2026Article at northbaybiz.com
Skip the Slides, Hit the GasSonoma Raceway boosts corporate retreats with high-speed “Hot Laps,” VIP events and Turn 11 center, blending NASCAR thrills, team building and Wine Country hospitality. Apr 21 26April 21, 2026Article at northbaybiz.com
Watch Duty upgrades tools for North Bay emergenciesWatch Duty adds power outage tracking via PowerOutage.com, giving real-time outage maps and duration estimates across the U.S., Canada and U.K. Apr 08 26April 08, 2026Article at northbaybiz.com
Gray Is the New Growth SectorOlder workers are reentering the workforce, pushing North Bay employers to rethink hiring, flexibility and the value of experience amid rising costs. Apr 01 26April 01, 2026Article at northbaybiz.com
Welcome to Buster's, Calistoga’s longtime barbecue jointBuster's Original Southern BBQ in Calistoga continues to feed locals, visitors. Mar 29 26March 29, 2026Article at napavalleyregister.com
Truth in ListingsCalifornia’s Assembly Bill 723 requires disclosure when AI alters listing photos, ensuring buyers aren’t misled by edited property images. Mar 25 26March 25, 2026Article at northbaybiz.com
Watch Duty adds power outage data to app as disasters intensifyWatch Duty has added power outage tracking to its wildfire alert app, giving users real-time data as disasters intensify, while expanding tools to improve emergency awareness and community safety. Mar 22 26March 22, 2026Article at napavalleyregister.com
‘Art heals’: Dinah Cross James brings abstract pieces to Calistoga's CAMi Art GalleryNapa Valley artist Dinah Cross James is touched by her art in ways that go far beyond the physical connection between hand and canvas. Mar 17 26March 17, 2026Article at napavalleyregister.com
New farm bill proposal could impact Napa grape growers, food assistanceA new $1.3 trillion farm bill advanced in Congress, offering research funding and crop insurance improvements that could benefit Napa Valley grape growers, while drawing criticism over potential cuts to food assistance programs. Mar 12 26March 12, 2026Article at napavalleyregister.com
Farm Bill Proposal Divides Farmers and Food BanksA proposed Farm Bill is drawing support from farmers while food banks warn SNAP cuts could increase hunger in California and the North Bay. Mar 11 26March 11, 2026Article at northbaybiz.com
Behind the headset: How Calistoga dispatchers handle crisis callsCalistoga dispatchers serve as the calm, steady voice during crises — from wildfires to mental health emergencies — handling relentless calls with skill, resilience and little recognition as unsung first responders. Feb 28 26February 28, 2026Article at napavalleyregister.com
Former Calistoga police chief named acting city managerThe Calistoga City Council on Tuesday night tapped its former police chief, Mitchell Celaya III, to become acting city manager. Feb 18 26February 18, 2026Article at napavalleyregister.com
Trail users weigh in as state launches inclusive California Trails SurveyHikers at Bothe-Napa Valley State Park share feedback as California's Department of Parks and Recreation and Natural Resources Agency seek public input on trail access, amenities and future investments statewide. Feb 15 26February 15, 2026Article at napavalleyregister.com
Beauty or Beast? Federal cuts bring trouble for nonprofitsBeauty or Beast? examines how H.R. 1 federal cuts could strain North Bay nonprofits providing food, housing, and health care. Feb 07 26February 07, 2026Article at northbaybiz.com