Natalie Hanson
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- Sep 30, 2026
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BioMarin laying off 119 employees (opens the original)
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One of the North Bay’s major biopharmaceutical employers, BioMarin Pharmaceuticals will lay off more than 100 employees by December, with most of the affected workers based in Novato. According to a notice filed Sept. 24, the San Rafael-based biopharm will lay off 119 employees in the manufacturing category, 114 of whom work at 105 Digital Drive in Novato. Two BioMarin workers in San Mateo and one in Sacramento will also lose their jobs. The WARN Act notice to California’s Employment Development
Major North Bay biotech employer to cut 119 jobs in consolidation move (opens the original)
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One of the North Bay’s major biopharmaceutical employers, BioMarin Pharmaceuticals will lay off more than 100 employees by December, with most of the affected workers based in Novato. According to a notice filed Sept. 24, the San Rafael-based biopharm will lay off 119 employees in the manufacturing category, 114 of whom work at 105 Digital Drive in Novato. Two BioMarin workers in San Mateo and one in Sacramento will also lose their jobs. The WARN Act notice to California’s Employment Development
Starbucks closes two Santa Rosa cafes, but a new drive-thru is on the way (opens the original)
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Starbucks has closed two cafes in Santa Rosa but has approval for plans to build a new drive-thru location on College Avenue that won’t include indoor or outdoor seating. The Seattle-based coffee giant last week announced it would close about 250 stores in North America before the end of September, and two locations in Santa Rosa —138 Calistoga Road and 2240 Mendocino Avenue — were on the target list. The company’s store locator showed 13 stores in the Bay Area would have no open hours after Sep
What Jean-Charles Boisset has planned for his latest acquisition, Napa's Artesa Estate (opens the original)
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One of Napa’s best-known French vintners has acquired one of the valley’s most architecturally unique wine estates from Spain’s oldest winemaking company, with plans to transform it into a destination for artists and wine enthusiasts seeking new experiences. Jean-Charles Boisset, one of Napa Valley’s most flamboyant hospitality moguls, announced Sept. 23 that he purchased Artesa Estate from Raventós Codorníu for an undisclosed sum. He intends to use the 350-acre property to continue making wine,
Bay Area grocers pull Miyoko’s Creamery plant-based butter from shelves over E. coli concern (opens the original)
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Several grocery store chains say they’ve been told by Miyoko’s Creamery to pull a single lot of plant-based butter from store shelves over concerns about potential E. coli contamination. Miyoko’s Creamery and its parent company, Prosperity Organic Foods, did not respond to requests for comment. The Food and Drug Administration has not posted information about a Miyoko’s recall on its safety alert or enforcement reports web pages. Grocers including Sprouts Farmers Market, Wegmans and Raley’s said
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