Guerneville News

The Public Works Board approved a controversial proposal that could lead to private companies operating in 11 California state parks.

He is the volunteer caretaker of the Cloverdale Veterans Memorial Hall, one of seven aging Sonoma County-owned veterans buildings with a future now in flux.

A state oversight board on Wednesday approved a controversial proposal that could lead to for-profit companies operating in 11 state parks, including six on the North Coast.

Puyehue volcano erupts in Chile on June 4, 2011. Trips near here could be arranged through a Marin-based startup.

Saturday and Sunday, Jan. 28 and 29 No arrests reported. Friday, Jan. 27 3:56 a.m. Harrison Prewett, 21, of Rohnert Park, was cited at 409 Matter Cir.

Fishermen try their luck in the Russian River, an old friend and occasional foe to the residents of Guerneville and others who live near its banks.

GUERNEVILLE – Even on a cold, dank day, it gleams and shimmers, this 1957 Airstream Flying Cloud travel trailer.

Recently, I was stopped at a farmer's market by a paid signature gatherer looking for signatures for several petitions, including one against the Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit tax.

A BLACKBURN man accused of garrotting a neighbour during a bungled robbery in California could spend the rest of his life in prison.

The state is seeking authority to attract bids from concessionaires to potentially operate 11 parks, including six on the North Coast, a move that critics fear is a step toward privatizing these public places.

An Englishman who admitted the 2009 strangulation murder of a Guerneville man staged a last-minute legal maneuver Friday that postponed his sentencing, which the victim's family members had traveled across country to attend.

There's a lot of tasty action going down in Sonoma these days. The gorgeous and historic Ledson Hotel on the Sonoma Square recently began offering Sunday brunches at its ~ CENTRE DU VIN ~ restaurant, with a mostly French-inspired menu of Benedicts, quiches, crepes, and omelets.

The looming elimination of redevelopment agencies has been greeted in Sonoma County with wildly divergent reactions.