C Casa, Napa and Department of Labor
C Casa, well-known Napa restaurant, closes its Bay Area sites for good following federal child labor law fine
C Casa, a Mexican restaurant in Napa’s Oxbow Public Market with two other locations in the East Bay, has “permanently closed its doors” a little over a week after the the U.S. Department of Labor said the restaurant violated federal labor laws,
With its two new members and a returning incumbent sworn in Saturday, Napa became only the second California county, after ...
Napa’s Hoopes Vineyard has been locked in a yearslong legal battle with the local government over its right to host wine tastings. Now, the small winery could have to pay Napa County more than $8 ...
Bounty Hunter closed in September, then re-opened in December with a new concept, a new look, new menu and a new name: BH ...
The post California's Own 'Yellowstone'? 2,000-Acre Napa Valley Ranch Is Listed for $100 Million After 87 Years of Family ...
Legend Napa Valley Estate Winery's Andre Crisp struggled with recurring infections and a gradual decline in his hearing until ...
Napa's Vine bus service Route A that includes Browns Valley and Napa High School is returning to a fixed route.
NAPA Transportation removes load cards from its driver app if a driver's logbook has not been verified, eliminating staffing ...
Wind gusts of up to 50 mph could toss tree limbs and unsecured objects in the interior mountains of Sonoma and Napa counties ...
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