A once-fringe “Yes In My Backyard” agenda has moved from legislative battleground to political consensus even as tenant activists push back.
The victim, a DoorDash driver, had briefly exited his vehicle with the engine running to deliver food.
In the North Bay, tractors have been commonly used, but now grazing is gaining popularity.
A woman faces felony charges after investigators allege she ran an unlicensed construction business, diverting more than $1 million.
Months-long narcotics investigation ends in seized drugs and arrest in a Sonoma home.
Local slogan taps long-running limits on business hours, with a 10 p.m. ceiling shaped by permits and noise rules.
Pulitzer winners, bestselling writers, and global thinkers headline a literary gathering in Sonoma including Authors on the Plaza.
Deputies believe the thefts took place during the overnight hours, in remote locations throughout the county.
From a brand partner: Explore thoughtful, accessible ways to observe Memorial Day in your community and beyond.
One project is winding down while another is about to disrupt a busy Sonoma corridor.
A favorite evening treat returns as several other events draw activity across Sonoma Valley this week.
ICE detentions across the North Bay are prompting a Marin watchdog network to expand legal defense and whistle alerts.
13 Kaiser Permanente Northern California hospitals named by Newsweek magazine as “America’s Best Maternity Hospitals”
A weekend lineup turns plazas, galleries, and clubhouses into gathering spaces in Sonoma Valley.
The next Dairy Princess will be crowned on April 25.
An investigation finds a fiduciary agency failed to protect Californians despite "outrageous behavior" and tragic consequences.
From a brand partner: Add these community happenings to your calendar in the weeks ahead.
From a brand partner: Local leagues and programs across Sonoma are offering opportunities for all ages to get out and play this season.
The recall involves bread sold in California that may contain “metal fragments.”
Rotary Club of Sonoma Valley applications are open for Sonoma Valley nonprofit grants.
The Sonoma City Council will review a Sebastiani Theatre Foundation proposal for interactive public piano art pilot at Plaza Park.
The man disappeared in 1999, 23 years before one of his bones was discovered by a family looking for seashells, officials said.
Sonoma school officials project stronger finances even as student numbers shrink and key decisions loom.
CA-116 in Calistoga is one of the traffic pitfalls lingering this afternoon between Sonoma and Napa County.
The public can hear details Thursday about the Sonoma County Sheriff's military equipment at a meeting required by state law.
Investigators detail a tense, fast-moving encounter as new evidence sheds light on how a routine call may have spiraled into a shooting.
A clash over whether the 20-acre Sebastiani Winery is part of a wider debate over the future of wine country development.
From a brand partner: From sports bars to local ballparks, here are a few places around Sonoma Valley to catch the game this season.
Sonoma Little League's opening day festivities today: the community is invited for a milestone season.
Sonoma delays Planning Commission discussions while the City Council meets tonight to replace outgoing City Manager David Guhin.
Pickleball courts, rebuilt sports fields, a redesigned playground headline the long-awaited upgrade at the Springs’ neighborhood park.
Decisions that could change Sonoma city spaces are on the March 11 Parks, Recreation, and Open Space Commission meeting agenda.
State and DC California lawmakers host a town hall tomorrow on health care coverage: what are leaders in Sacramento and Washington doing?
Federal prosecutors allege wine and spirits suppliers funneled bribes and falsified records to push alcohol sales in a widening scandal.
Prosecutors say man who vowed to “hunt down and kill” official sent threatening emails targeting the victim's former spouse, children.
Napa was one of several counties that saw the greatest increases in food insecurity, according to the survey.
With its top administrator preparing to depart for a countywide post, Sonoma’s next chapter begins behind closed doors Wednesday, March 4.
Honoring a longtime community volunteer in March, the city council has a full slate of decisions ahead in the coming month.
Join the community to help preserve Mountain, Valley, and Veteran’s Cemeteries on February 28.
Move positions the school to deepen its impact for students and families.