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The man jumped into a woman's truck bed before fleeing the scene, police said.

Join us for a thoughtfully curated pairing dinner featuring their exceptional wines, expertly matched with a menu crafted by Chef Wolf at Partake Dine. Brian Scott, who brings years of experience showcasing wines from California’s top Zinfandel regions, will be with us to walk you through the stories, processes, and se

Day 2 of the BottleRock music festival in Napa anchored itself in the comforting friction of powerhouse rock with the likes of Foo Fighters, Bush and The Warning, yet fans of all ages and backgrounds received a healthy dose of musical variety — from Zedd’s neon-drenched escapism to Paris Jackson’s soulful reflection to

Half a century ago, a Croatian immigrant's Chardonnay stunned the French and put Napa Valley on the map forever. We went inside Grgich Hills Estate to hear how that bottle changed everything.

Lee Martinelli Sr. is 87, and he can read his family on the trunks of his vineyard the way other people read a photo album. On the 60-degree slope of Jackass Hill in Forestville, the zinfandel his grandfather Giuseppe planted in the late 1880s is still in the ground. Lee Sr. can walk among those vines and identify, by

A 38-year-old Lake County man allegedly killed a woman Friday and proceeded to go on a wild road-rage shooting spree that led authorities on a chase into Napa County. Authorities were first alerted to an unfolding situation around 8:30 am Friday, in the area of Highway 29 and Point Lakeview Road, in the Kelseyville Riv

Midway through a set of dedicated garage rock covers, the drummer for The Return of Jackie and Judy addressed the crowd from the back of the main stage. “Has anyone here ever seen The Ramones play?” Fred Armisen asked BottleRock on the balmy Saturday afternoon. A dozen or so hands shot up in the air, impressing guitari

Brooklyn rapper Busta Rhymes hyped up Napa Valley on Saturday at BottleRock.

Ken and Stacy Mattson must leave the $6 million, 50-acre Sonoma Hills property by June 15, per a court-approved agreement.

Over four years, the project’s cost ballooned from $400,000 to $3 million.