Sonoma County’s legal community is stepping up this May to fight local hunger in the face of recent setbacks, including food shipments unexpectedly halted by federal authorities. The fourth annual ...

Sonoma County is installing free vending machines stocked with lifesaving supplies—such as overdose-reversal medication—in an effort to fight rising opioid-related deaths and offer discreet, ...

Spring! Just saying the word brings hope. We know we have survived the winter and witness new things sprouting all around — brilliant green grass, baby lambs in the fields. If one didn’t know better, ...

I would like to enter my super senior cat as Pet of the Month. Her name is Miss Kitty! Miss Kitty is celebrating her 20th birthday on April 5, 2025. She is a diluted long-haired calico. She spent most ...

Some of the most breathtaking coastal views, dramatic cliffs, and scenic hikes can be found along Highway 1 on the stunning Sonoma Coast. Whether you’re a casual stroller or a seasoned trekker, ...

Saturday, May 10, Sonoma and Marin counties will showcase wisdom gathered from years of adapting to drought during the 15th annual Eco-Friendly Garden Tour. Hosted by the Sonoma-Marin Saving Water ...

1. Sauté aromatics: In a wide saucepan, heat olive oil over medium heat. Add shallots, red pepper flakes and garlic. Sauté until the garlic is fragrant and lightly golden, about 2–3 minutes. Add ...

Scientists believe that longer days cause people to be more active, creative and happy. I can agree, as I enjoy the longer days, feel my creative juices flowing, crank up the music to start spring ...

April brings longer days, brighter skies and a renewed connection to the planet. As Earth Day approaches, it’s a reminder of our shared responsibility to protect our Earth. Climate change can feel ...

Spring in Sonoma County means new growth — and for many local gardeners, a trip to the nearest Prickett’s Nursery is the first step into the season. Founded in 1941 and still family-owned, Prickett’s ...

Recently, at the suggestion of Ted Sasse, Graton’s postal institution, I had a delightful conversation with artist and 30-year Graton resident Claude Smith. All of us who get out and about have seen ...

Property owner Martin Sessi has applied to construct a 12-unit, three-story housing development — including three affordable units — between Penngrove Station and the Soap Cauldron building, adjacent ...