California State

Sonoma County, CA

Napa, CA

David Landis is the new national sales manager for Hestan Vineyards, a winery located on the eastern side of the Napa Valley. The company stated Landis previously worked in sales for Silver Oak Cellars, Pahlmeyer Winery, Fess Parker Winery and E.& J. Gallo Winery. He started working in the wine industry in 1986 at the age of 17 in the tasting room at Robert Mondavi Winery as a “crystal engineer,” where he washed glasses and set up tasting areas for tours.

Napa Vally winery Hestan hires new sales leader

Nevada State

Vallejo, CA

Taiwanese grocery store 168 Market plans to debut its second Bay Area outpost in Vallejo. SFGate confirmed with the city of Vallejo's planning department that 168 Market is in the process of opening at 765 Sereno Drive, which was the former home of In-Shape gym. 168 Market, owned by parent...

Asian grocery chain to open Vallejo store, its 2nd in Bay Area

Santa Rosa, CA

Starting Friday — through April 6 — Russian River Brewing Co. will release its highly coveted Pliny the Younger at its two Sonoma County brewpubs, in Santa Rosa and Windsor. Lines up six hours long are known to form outside the Russian River Brewing Co. during the release,...

Russian River Brewing Co. to release Pliny the Younger starting Friday

Hollywood, CA

Boyes Hot Springs, CA

When Brian and Katherine Young took over the nine-screen movie theater in Boyes Hot Springs in the spring of 2021, they knew they were in for a challenge. Although theaters had been shuttered for months during the pandemic, the couple hoped that business would bounce back. But the many months away from the smell of fresh popcorn and quiet, darkened cinemas changed the public’s viewing habits.

Prime Cinemas to close its movie screens in Boyes Hot Springs

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Housing, wages remain among Sonoma County’s economic challenges, business leaders say

While the nation’s economic future appears hopeful, some Sonoma County business and civic leaders say high interest rates, labor and supply shortages, the cost of living...

Housing, wages remain among Sonoma County’s economic challenges, business leaders say

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