About the The Palo Alto Tribune
Your source for local news in Palo Alto, the Napa Valley, and wine country — updated daily.
Our Mission
The The Palo Alto Tribune is dedicated to keeping residents of Palo Alto and the greater Napa Valley informed. We cover the stories that matter most to our community — local government, Main Street business, schools, wine country, and the issues shaping life in one of California's most distinctive places.
We believe local journalism is essential. Our readers deserve timely, accurate coverage of their community, delivered in a clean and easy-to-read format — no clutter, no noise.
What We Cover
Local Palo Alto
City council, Main Street business, Palo Alto Unified School District, local events, and community life.
Tech & Innovation
Vineyard news, harvest reports, winery openings, wine tourism, and the culture of the Napa Valley.
California
State politics, wildfire and drought coverage, housing policy, and Sacramento news affecting Napa County.
National
Top national headlines providing the broader context for what's happening in our community.
Business
Tourism economy, hospitality industry, agricultural markets, and financial news relevant to Napa Valley.
Sports
Bay Area professional sports, local athletics, and competition that puts Palo Alto on the map.
Palo Alto, California
Palo Alto is a city of approximately 6,000 residents at the heart of Napa Valley, roughly 75 miles northeast of San Francisco. Known worldwide for its wine production, the Culinary Institute of America at Greystone, and its historic Main Street, Palo Alto is one of California's most storied small cities. The The Palo Alto Tribune is proud to serve this remarkable community.
Contact Us
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The The Palo Alto Tribune is a Tribune Publications property.