For the first time, this event is Open to the Public. Please join the Impact 100 team at the Sebastiani Theatre from 4:00 - 6 ...

By David Bolling There are long parades that last for hours and cover miles – think the Pasadena Rose Parade, now 138 years ...

With El Niño conditions strengthening ahead of winter, FEMA encourages everyone to take steps now to prepare for possible heavy rain, flooding and other storm impacts. El Niño can influence seasonal ...

The City of Sonoma is monitoring elevated fire weather conditions expected later this week, along with a potential PG&E ...

Food Service Continues at Tiny Home Village Sonoma Family Meal (SFM) will begin a major renovation of its Unity Kitchen facility in the Springs at the end of October, with completion anticipated in ...

AMVETS Hap Arnold Post 55 proudly celebrates its 10thanniversary on October 19, marking a decade of dedication to supporting ...

By Anna Pier Superintendent of Sonoma Valley Unified School District Jason Sutter was a strong presence among the students at Sonoma High during the October 13 noontime walkout to demonstrate for the ...

Jocelyn Wiener Is California doing enough to curtail Medi-Cal fraud? The state auditor doesn’t think so. A report released ...

The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors today unanimously approved the $49.5 million purchase of an office building at 400 ...

Pieces of Halley’s Comet are hitting the atmosphere over California at about 41 miles per second this month, and the best ...

Sonoma County has reduced its unfunded pension liability by $176.6 million over the last four years, a decline of 28.5%, ...

Marisa Kendall For years, California has grappled with a problem that has affected nearly every aspect of our society: The state doesn’t have enough homes that people can afford to live in.