2 hrs ago | Sonoma Valley Sun
When Selma Blanusa was remodeling the old barn on her rural Seventh Street property, she noticed something different on the interior walls, namely paper.
3 hrs ago | WaterWorld
NM, CA water reuse projects to receive $15.6M through Interior's WaterSMART program
Reclamation has selected five Title XVI water reuse projects in California and New Mexico to receive $15.6 million in funding through the Department of the Interior's WaterSMART program , announced by Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell and Bureau of Reclamation Commissioner Michael L. Connor.
7 hrs ago | Sonoma Valley Sun
Police Report: Fatal wreck, fake fraud and more
Fatal solo crash : A 40-year-old Chico man was killed Tuesday afternoon when his car struck a tree on Highway 116 near Watmaugh Road.
11 hrs ago | Vinography
Hello from the bottom of the samples pile. This is the latest installment of Vinography Unboxed, where I highlight some of the better bottles of wine that have crossed my doorstep recently.
The 55th Annual Sonoma Valley Joint Memorial Day Observance will be held on Monday, May 27, at the Sonoma Veterans Memorial Park.
Sonoma Mayor Ken Brown, longtime host of the KSVY 91.3 FM Morning Show, will step down from the show, effective May 31.
Sonoma Co. visitor spending rises 9%
Visitors to Sonoma County spent $1.47 billion in 2011, a more than 9 percent increase over 2010, according to the latest figures released by Visit California.
Petaluma weighs public power agency
Petaluma's city leaders Monday night dug into the structure and risks of the planned Sonoma Clean Power Authority, an alternative to utility giant PG&E Council members offered no glimpse at whether they're likely to vote to join Windsor and unincorporated areas of Sonoma County in taking part in the power authority during two hours of presentation, ... (more)
Wine: Zinfandels for grill season, including 5 under $20
Robust reds pair well with a smoky hunk of meat, or even grilled chicken or vegetables.
Special Olympians compete in Marin
Athletes compete during the Northern California Special Olympics at Terra Linda High School in San Rafael, Calif.
After a day of racing at the track, 30 vintage racecars will depart Sonoma Raceway under a full CHP escort and head to Sebastiani Winery for the Historic Race Car Festival on Saturday, May 18.
Sonoma Community Center has announced that its traditional annual fundaiser, Ox Roast, will not occur this year.
Food and friendship from the backyard garden
For The Sun) This weekend, people across the County will be busy planting gardens, installing rain barrels, hanging clotheslines and shopping at local farmer's markets.
PAC formed to oppose Sonoma hotel initiative
A new Sonoma organization describing itself as a broad citizens group opposed to a voter initiative to cap hotel development is getting its seed money from the developer whose controversial project could be blocked by the proposed ballot measure.
A look at crime in Sonoma Valley
Sonoma Stakeholders, a series of presentations on important local issues, opens May 22 with "Crime in Sonoma: What You Need to Know." Bret Sackett, Sonoma's chief of police, will be the speaker.
Preserve Sonoma's Small Town Uniqueness
Editor: I have lived in a rural area, suburbia and a big city. I lived in Pleasant Hill, remembering the drive to my grandfather's farm in Walnut Creek to help harvest the walnuts.
Glenn fair vendor loves life on the road
Belt Buckle Bill - aka Bill Noble - has encountered a number of hazards on the road as a fair and show vendor, but he expects his cozy corner inside the Commercial Building at the Glenn County Fair will be safe.
It's just one of those things for Ross Alzina and Cindy Brillhart-True in "Let's Misbehave," an original comedy centered on the songs of composer Cole Porter opening Thursday, May 16.
Sonoma Stage Works will present staged readings of new works by the 12 semi-finalists of PlayFest, a short-play competition and festival.