A bookstore eviction puts a lifetime collection on the market including titles collected in Healdsburg.
Cal Fire halts residential outdoor burning as wildfire risk climbs across the North Bay.
City officials say bringing nearby areas into Ukiah's limits could help secure nearly $100 million for water infrastructure projects.
Food Network star Guy Fieri and local partners including Healdsburg Chevrolet honor the town's first responders with an appreciation lunch.
Thousands of North Bay customers were without power this morning after outages and shut downs amid high winds, extreme heat, fire risk.
The Sebastopol Regional Library has closed indefinitely due to a potential environmental hazard in the building.
Dry Creek Commons moves from years of planning into construction.
Experimental California release program sent orphaned black bear cubs back into the wild, where all five hibernated and return.
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Driver allegedly sped through Windsor with four juveniles in the vehicle before deputies stopped her car.
A quake jolted the North Bay at 9:44 a.m. today.
New café blends high-end coffee and local partnerships on Windsor’s evolving Town Green.
Advocates, officials, and residents gather Monday to celebrate Pride Month and honor the movement.
Police said a teen faces his 11th arrest after an incident in the Healdsburg Police Department lobby.
Police checked dozens of registered sex offenders across Rohnert Park Thursday, drawing attention to local numbers.
DNA evidence identifies a suspect in the 1983 sexual assault and murder of a Sonoma County man.
At Spud Point Marina, the lesson started less like a classroom and more like someone mid-sentence realizing they were already on stage.
A longtime Healdsburg hardware destination offering expert advice and community connection.
Organizers want to turn an empty Graton firehouse into a downtown cafe and public gathering space.
Owner of soundtrack catalog behind “A Charlie Brown Christmas” sues federal agencies and private companies.
Two wine country towns were included on a list praised for the quality of senior living.
It's time for the Future Farmers parade and fair in Healdsburg starting Thursday.
Russian River inflatable dam rises to secure summer drinking water for salmon passage and 600,000 North Bay residents.
Spring has arrived in Sonoma County when tailgating means an air-blast sprayer on wheels.
Senior baseball players help detain a fleeing suspect after a pursuit through Healdsburg.
Healdsburg Wine & Food Experience fills the streets with chefs, winemakers, tourists, and tasting events but watch for restricted parking.
Emergency crews use air support, park vehicles, and ground teams to reach an injured hiker deep inside Taylor Mountain Regional Park.
A new book documents Healdsburg’s culture through farmers, chefs, gardens, recipes, and the relationships shaping the town’s identity.
A book launching today tells the story of Healdsburg's people and place through its farmers market.
More than a dozen earthquakes shook Sonoma County in less than 24 hours including one in Healdsburg.
Five tremblors shook Sonoma County and nearby to the north this morning.
A Healdsburg business owner wants to freeze the start of SMART construction, staging a fight ahead of groundbreaking, tax vote.
Chicks aren't stocked at all hardware stores but they were stopping shoppers in their tracks at the Garrett Ace Hardware in Healdsburg.
A Healdsburg gallery supplies 150 pieces for “The Devil Wears Prada 2,” giving locals an early look at screen-worn designs.
The Healdsburg restaurant expands beyond plant-based dining into CSA, wine memberships, and, on top of cottages, a national TV project.
City opens Badger Park sessions for public input on inclusive playground design during Magical Healdsburg Day event today.
Influencer unleashes insults while rejecting a celebrity chef’s explanation for distancing himself.
The gathering shines light on the quiet public system that cares for unclaimed dead and the people determined they will be honored.
People bring coffins, broken Lamps, and plastic lessons to the Bay Area's zero-waste movement.
These artists are forging their own way with the help of a program that helps adults with intellectual disabilities make their mark.