Annual Sonoma tasting celebrates Mexican American-owned wineries, family legacies, local culture, wine, food, and community traditions.
A Healdsburg bistro will offer half-price wine bottles during its final weeks after announcing its closure.
Centennial Mountain bets on Etna grapes as California wineries again chase younger, adventurous wine drinkers.
Russian River outfitter invites paddlers and their dogs back for one final trip before retirement arrives.
True West Film Center will celebrate its first year in Healdsburg with a Sept. 25 fundraiser honoring acclaimed screenwriter Michael Tolkin.
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Residents challenged a senior housing plan’s height, affordability, traffic, noise, and neighborhood impacts Tuesday night.
Oliver’s Market Windsor pairs grocery shopping with free live performances inside its family-friendly neighborhood tap room.
Two closely timed earthquakes struck near The Geysers early Wednesday, following two more earthquakes Tuesday afternoon
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Flames from a Monday evening fire threatened living areas as residents and two dogs escaped.
Healdsburg schools reopen Thursday with a minimum day, parent events, pictures, and board business ahead locally.
A set of tremblors struck near The Geysers within seconds today.
A SMART meeting Monday outlined a proposed Geyserville station that would bring passenger rail back to the community after nearly 70 years.
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Healdsburg planners will weigh senior housing, affordable units, and a tasting room extension Tuesday.
Bystanders reach an stranded injured man before rescuers airlifted him from cliffs near a campground Saturday.
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Chef Mateo Granados trades restaurant walls for gardens, orchards, and ever-changing menus in Healdsburg.
Airport officials have received tens of thousands of noise complaints during the past year.
John Lund takes over the weekday KNBR slot as Greg Papa recovers from serious health challenges after cancer treatment.
FAA-funded pavement work begins Aug. 17, limiting hangar access and temporarily closing the runway twice.
Experts say the strongest warning isn't panic—it is the rare chance to prepare months before the biggest storms arrive.
Healdsburg approves subdivision map advancing hotel, retail, and investment units in long-planned Mill District redevelopment project.
Cloverdale councilmember asks Healdsburg to appoint representative for regional water resilience discussions.
Cooler temperatures and coastal fog helped firefighters strengthen containment lines as crews reduced staffing Tuesday after progress.
Reserve rooms at one of Sonoma County's most expensive, anticipated new inns, even as the project delights and irks Healdsburg residents.
One person escaped with minor injuries after firefighters contained a fully involved camp trailer before flames spread nearby.
One stuck semi, one hot air balloon, bicyclists, over 20 idling trucks. You can't make this kind of Healdsburg traffic jam up.
The firefighter was taken by ground ambulance to an area hospital.
Team coordinates with city and safety officials while wildfire smoke threatens Friday night's league championship matchup.
An Alameda rescue alleges three transferred dogs ended up in a Humboldt County mass grave, expanding legal fight.
Mayor Chris Herrod became the first District 4 candidate to file for Healdsburg's new district-based election.
Smoke from the Woodside Fire prompted officials to extend the air quality alert.
A wind-driven wildfire in heavy timber prompted evacuations, road closures, and an expanding firefighting response Thursday afternoon.
The nonprofit marked its 30th anniversary by directing historic funding to two organizations serving LGBTQIA+ communities.
A vehicle struck a PG&E power pole, leaving more than 6,000 customers without electricity Thursday morning.