Meet Nicolette Hayes, Jack London State Historic Park’s Lifetime Champion
Nicolette Hayes literally grew up inside Jack London State Historic Park. Now she brings an intimate understanding of the park as a new nonprofit board member.
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Chefs Charlie Palmer, Liza Gershman Celebrate Sonoma County Food in New Cookbooks
The new locally produced cookbooks, both with Healdsburg roots, feature chefs, farmers and artisans producing the best of Wine Country food.
Sarmentine Bakery in Petaluma Is the Spot for Crepe Cravings
The baker at this favorite Sonoma County boulangerie trained at a French school devoted entirely to traditional Breton crepes.
Celebrate Local Author Jack London’s 150th Birthday in the Valley of the Moon
Famed author Jack London's legacy is felt all over, especially in Sonoma Valley. His namesake Glen Ellen park is celebrating his 150th birthday all year long with special events.
Monte Rio Redwoods Park Expands for Mountain Biking Recreation
A rugged Monte Rio refuge quadrupled in size last year, offering nearly 30 miles of trails lovingly maintained by an all-volunteer local cycling association.
These Italian White Wines From Sonoma County Are Just Right for Summer
Italian white wine varieties are on the rise in Sonoma County — and the offerings go way beyond Pinot Grigio.
Sonoma County Gas Stations Pumping Out Great Grub
Here are some Sonoma County gas stations with food options that may make the price at the pump a little easier to swallow.
Our Dining Editor’s Favorite Sonoma County Sweets Right Now
From chocolate croissants to soft serve, these are our favorite sweets in Sonoma County that are the perfect reason to eat dessert first.
The Best Outdoor Dining Patios in Sonoma County
Slather on the sunscreen and settle in at these local outdoor dining destinations, where people come for the best food with a view.
A Return to Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s ‘Running Fence’ After 50 Years
Memories of the 1976 "Running Fence" art installation that changed Sonoma County’s landscape still resonate.