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Michelle Patino, a Kaiser ER nurse, helped to create a medical clinic at the Petaluma Fairgrounds for fire evacuees. Photo taken at the Petaluma Fairgrounds in Petaluma, on Thursday, November 9, 2017. (BETH SCHLANKER/ The Press Democrat)

The Rise and Fall of DEMA Founder Michelle Patino

July 2025July 2025

The hero nurse turned Sonoma County homeless services provider has faced FBI scrutiny and civil lawsuits after her company crumbled. Where did it all go wrong?

Morgan Filler, founder of See Her Swim, with friends Autumn Fuentes, in pink, and Ayla Mills, in black, at Dillon Beach near Tomales Wednesday, May 14, 2025. (Beth Schlanker / The Press Democrat)

See Her Swim: Former Pro Swimmer From Petaluma Designs Swimwear With Style and Substance

July 2025July 2025

Recognizing a need for high-performance swimwear that's also stylish, a former world champion swimmer in Petaluma launched a brand that stands up to the task.

Johnson’s Beach in Guerneville

A New Generation Is Bringing Its Own Funky Vibe to the Russian River

July 2025April 2026

At the heart of the Russian River, Guerneville — and surrounding towns — is in its glow-up era: new resorts, new restaurants, new retailers. Same familiar, bohemian soul.

Plums ripen in a tree at Piano Farm in Bloomfield on Wednesday, July 28, 2021. (Christopher Chung/ The Press Democrat)

Santa Rosa Plums Are an Enduring Sonoma County Creation. Here’s the Simplest Way To Use Them

July 2025April 2026

As one of summer's most exquisite pleasures, Santa Rosa plums can be enjoyed on their own or in this simple compote.

Best Places to Eat, Drink and Stay on the Sonoma Coast, According to Locals

July 2025July 2025

Find hidden gems, outdoor adventures and more with tips from those who know the Sonoma Coast better than anyone.

Santa Rosa's Red, White, and BOOM fireworks show at the Sonoma County Fairgrounds in Santa Rosa, on July 4, 2013. (Alvin Jornada / For The Press Democrat)

Where to Have a Fabulous Fourth of July in Sonoma County

July 2025July 2025

For the first time in over five years, fireworks will sparkle over the Sonoma County Fairgrounds this Fourth of July.

Mary Cecile Agneberg, the “MotherShucker,” brings a short knife and plenty of muscle when prying open mollusks at Trillium Winebar & Taproom Friday, February 28, 2025, on Main Street in Guerneville. (John Burgess / The Press Democrat)

Tiny Trillium Winebar in Guerneville Is Setting the Bar High

July 2025April 2026

A tiny cafe and wine lounge in downtown Guerneville impresses with an extensive wine list, a raw bar and a gold medal-winning crab roll.

Lumache al Pesto with spring pea pesto, morel mushrooms and aged parmesan from Stella Wednesday, March 26, 2025, in Kenwood. (John Burgess / The Press Democrat)

25 Best Restaurants in Sonoma County in 2025

June 2025July 2025

Here are 25 unique reasons to love dining out in Sonoma County in 2025.

Wine tasting with mezze plate from Little Saint at Marine Layer Wines in Healdsburg. (Gretchen Gause)

Picpoul Blanc Is a Rare White Variety That Meets the Moment

June 2025June 2025

For a grape few have heard of in the U.S., Picpoul Blanc has a surprising number of superfans — especially here in Sonoma County.

Customers dine at Little Saint in Healdsburg, a temple to the union of plant-based food, wine and live music. (Kim Carroll)

These Sonoma County Restaurants Encourage Guests to Stay Awhile

June 2025April 2026

More restaurants look for ways to build community — because sometimes you want to eat where everybody knows your name.

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