North Bay Business Journal

The Planning Commission has updated a 2003 ordinance to comply with a U.S. Supreme Court decision.

Sausalito moves to revise regulations on signage

David Chu previously practiced at major California real estate law firm Miller Starr Regalia.

Santa Rosa law firm adds attorney David Chu

Katie Ambrosi leaves Wilson Artisan Wines to become executive director of the 50-year-old northern Sonoma County wine tourism group as Beth Costa retires.

Wine Road picks new leader after longtime director retires

A proposal to open a bowling alley in the former Rite-Aid building on South State Street near Safeway in Ukiah will be considered Wednesday.

Permit for proposed Ukiah bowling alley to be considered Wednesday

The practice in Greenbrae aims to offer long-term service as patients change over time.

MarinHealth launches clinic specializing in women’s care

Every other Friday, students at Jesse Bethel High School gather to discuss film, emerging technology, and work hands-on with technical media — all while building connections with industry professionals. But this isn’t just any school club. …

Lights, camera, career: Vallejo high school students enter film industry early

The Semi is expected to cost around $290,000 for a version that can travel up to 500 miles on a charge.

Tesla’s newest electric vehicle could jolt trucking industry

The Solano County city is working full steam ahead on infill projects, selling off properties to developers, and is engaging large developments on its outskirts.

Suisun City eyes infill and large-scale development opportunities

“The broader vision for Bygg Foods is a wellness company with multiple products,” Smári Ásmundsson said.

Petaluma entrepreneur behind popular protein powder ready to expand wellness offerings

A new wave of litigation is targeting health and welfare plans, particularly voluntary benefits, pharmacy benefit managers, and fee structures embedded in vendor arrangements.

Power of Two: Health plans becoming fiduciary litigation target