During a fuel crisis, independent distributors feel the pain first. Farmers are also feeling the effects of fewer options and higher prices.
Fuel costs surge past $6–$7 a gallon, tightening margins for farmers, ranchers, and market vendors already hit by tariffs and input costs.
North Bay leaders celebrate the next SMART extension as officials promise new riders, stronger local business, and a future connections.
On Wednesday, the town council met to consider repealing its ban as it seeks to increase its tax revenues.
Ballots for the June 2 Statewide Direct Primary Election will land in mailboxes starting next week.
A jury will weigh whether a Facebook call to protest can support a federal conspiracy conviction, in a case drawing scrutiny over dissent.
"It's the most important and largest gap in the Bay Area active transportation network," said Robert Prinze, advocacy director.
"Neighbors united will never be defeated!" chanted demonstrators on Wednesday.
State and DC California lawmakers host a town hall tomorrow on health care coverage: what are leaders in Sacramento and Washington doing?
A California law would flag repeat DUI drivers’ IDs to prevent them from buying alcohol.
Healdsburg City Council will discuss next steps in implementing sweeping state-mandated housing changes at the upcoming meeting.
Development of the area surrounding the planned SMART rail station will be discussed tonight at the Feb. 2 Healdburg City Council meeting.
The planning commission will hear proposed zoning updates city staff say are required to keep Healdsburg compliant with housing laws.
This year, Sonoma County Ag Commissioner Andrew Smith said the tough economic climate is forcing wine growers to make tough choices.
Higher wages, tighter rules: New Year brings change to California farms.
Each December, shortly before the holidays, a new mayor and vice mayor are selected to lead the executive branch for the coming year.
Dilbert cartoonist Scott Adams appealed to President Donald Trump to use his influence to expedite a metastatic prostate cancer treatment.
One of California's 10 packs began primarily preying on livestock, leaving Golden State wildlife officials with difficult choices.
A jury returned a verdict today in the high-profile animal rights trial of Zoe Rosenberg.
Sonoma County was included in a Department of Homeland Security list identifying locales uncooperative with fed immigration enforcement.
Millions expected to double down Saturday to protest the Trump administration.
New Healdsburg planning commissioner steps into a new role and new phase of development for the town.
Nurses from Kaiser Permanente facilities protested today in Santa Rosa cuts in service and staff they argue impact patient care.
Farm lobbyists gear up with a campaign against Rosenberg and DxE animal rights activists.
Project on North Main pushed back to November.
Lawsuits claimed City Council and staff limited discussed public business in private.
"We need to quickly repair these roads, which are critical for accessing large areas of the county."
Russian Riverkeeper filed the suit against the county, insisting the permits do not protect the environment, namely steelhead salmon.
The city of St. Helena announced that Dr. Amy Mitts is leaving for Healdsburg.
At a purchase price of $32 million, the buildings at 3850 and 3880 Brickway Blvd. could house up to 525 Sonoma County government employees.
California State Senate Leader Mike McGuire presented Salato with a resolution during the Senate's annual Woman of the Year ceremony.
On Saturday, the city of Brentwood celebrated the opening of its first Costco, and it felt like the entire town showed up to welcome it.
The county was ordered to stop issuing permits in December because of a lawsuit filed by Russian Riverkeeper and California Coastkeeper.
The change will give Sonoma County a dedicated election official and eliminate the inherent conflict of interest, Chair Lynda Hopkins said.
"Sonoma County is committed to an inclusive process that captures the diverse voices of its residents."
During the meeting planned for this week, the public can give feedback and learn how to submit proposed district maps.
City officials shared a list of resources for residents in need of assistance over the next two weeks.
The order was served to the county Tuesday and stems from the lawsuit Russian Riverkeeper and California Coastkeeper vs. County of Sonoma.
The city planned to stay closed for nine business over the holidays.
The City Council is holding a public hearing to gather community feedback on the composition of voting districts.