Sonoma Water begins inflation of Russian River rubber dam to support regional water supply
The Sonoma County Water Agency began inflating its rubber dam in the Russian River, crucial for supplying clean drinking water to over 600,000 residents.
The Healdsburg Wine & Food Experience weekend offered a vibrant atmosphere with exquisite wine tastings, delicious food, and plenty of opportunities to connect with industry peers.
Community Milling Day invites residents to bring their freshly harvested olives for a collaborative milling experience, where contributions are turned into delicious extra virgin olive oil.
The best time to visit Sonoma County, whether you love wine or not
"It's when everything comes alive in the vineyards with the harvest in full swing⦠a genuinely unique opportunity to connect directly with the producers out in the fields."
Program Aims To Help Sonoma Farmers Map Out Their Future | KQED
Sonoma County's vineyards are famous, but small farmers are critical to its agricultural identity. The rising cost of land challenges their survival, prompting new initiatives for assistance.
Hearst and a local group are competing for wine country's newspaper - Poynter
A newly formed local group is looking to acquire The Press Democrat, a regional newspaper in Sonoma County, away from the large Hearst Corporation's interests.
Protesters Want Sonoma County Sheriff to Commit to Ending Cooperation With ICE
Sonoma County Sheriff Eddie Engram opposes a proposed ordinance banning collaboration with ICE, sparking protests and debates about law enforcement's role in immigration enforcement.
Sonoma County deputies arrest 3 on gun, drug charges
Deputies arrested 58-year-old Michael Armstrong on suspicion of possessing multiple firearms, ammunition, and fentanyl, alongside his wife Jacqueline, who faced similar charges.
Strong winds in North Bay with advisory in effect: Here's how long it'll last
A Wind Advisory is currently in effect for Napa and Sonoma counties and all of Lake County, where gusts have exceeded 50 mph, raising concerns of downed trees and power outages.
29-year-old theft suspect tells police she's 12. Story fools no one
Corenesha Brooks, a 29-year-old woman, tried to impersonate a 12-year-old girl while attempting to steal over $2,800 worth of goods during a traffic stop.