L.A. Music Collective Brings Protest Songs to the Green Music Center
At a time of unprecedented tumult in the nation’s capital, the protest song is making a comeback.
Author: Gabe Meline
Beat the Winter Blues With These Outdoor Events in Sonoma County
Cure cabin fever by stepping out in nature. From whale watching adventures to family hikes, these events take place rain or shine.
What’s in Store for the Last Big Spread of Undeveloped Land in Sonoma Valley?
Closed by the state, the 127-year-old Sonoma Developmental Center awaits a new owner and plan for its future. At roughly 900 acres, the property encompasses some of the most beautiful and valuable land in the North Bay.
5 Petaluma Date Ideas for Valentine’s Day, Including Romantic Walks and Dinners
Spice it up with a burlesque show or play it safe with dinner and a riverside stroll - Petaluma has something for every kind of lovebird.
5 Fun February Festivals in Sonoma County
Sonoma County serves up an eclectic mix of events in February: from craft cocktails at the first Wine Country Distillery Festival to carnival rides at the Cloverdale Citrus Fair to tattoos and blues at the Flamingo Hotel.
Where to Find HenHouse’s Big Chicken IPA in Sonoma County
Big Chicken is only available for up to three days. Here's where to catch the rare bird in Sonoma County and beyond.
Sonoma Restaurants: 25 Picks from the Food Critics, January 2019
From budget meals to special occasion dinners, these Sonoma County restaurants continue to please discerning customers and critics.
50 People, Places and Things That Are So Sonoma County
We've come up with our definitive list of people, places and things that make Sonoma County "the chosen spot of all this earth."
How to Embrace the Mushroom Food Trend in Sonoma County
The low-calorie superfoods are naturally medicinal, contain many of the same essential amino acids as meat, and offer fiber plus many vitamins and minerals. In other words: mushrooms really are magic.
The Curious Case of the Healdsburg Hammer Theft
An 800-pound hammer was stolen from the front lawn of the Healdsburg Community Center last October. Despite a 3-foot-long nail serving as bait, the sculpture remains missing.