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Sonoma’s Wild Pigs Are on the Move in Early Winter. Here’s Where They’re Heading

December 2024December 2024

First they came for the schools. Now they're coming for the ranchlands. Like most successful invasive species, wild pigs are survivors.

Hacienda Beach, seen from the bridge over River Road, continues to be a hotspot in the ongoing dispute over public access to privately owned beaches along the Russian River in Forestville, Friday, July 5, 2024. (John Burgess / The Press Democrat)

‘It’s West County Weird’: How Forestville Has Retained Its Rural, Funky Vibe

December 2024December 2024

A new spirit is taking root in Forestville, though it maintains its sweet and lively west county charm.

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8 Local Places to Taste Freshly Pressed Olive Oil

December 2024December 2024

Sonoma County’s olive harvest kicked off in early October and continued through early December. Here are eight picks for the season.

Spud Point Marina in Bodega Bay. (Mariah Harkey/Courtesy Sonoma County Tourism)

The Quiet Village of Bodega Bay Is the Best Small Town for Relaxation

December 2024December 2024

A boom-and-bust town that seems to ride the waves of the latest tourist or fishing season, there’s something still delightfully old-school about Bodega Bay.

Outdoor seating at Tony's Seafood Restaurant in Marshall. (Tony's Seafood)

New Chef at Coastal Staple Tony’s Seafood in Marshall

December 2024December 2024

A local chef has taken over the kitchen at Tony’s Seafood, a coastal staple in Marshall for more than 70 years.

Cafe La Haye owner Saul Gropman, center, is selling his well-known Sonoma restaurant to José and Marta López-Nuñes. Photo taken at the restaurant on East Napa Street on Thursday, Dec. 12, 2024. (Robbi Pengelly / The Sonoma Index-Tribune)

Owner of Sonoma’s Cafe La Haye Selling Restaurant To Longtime Employee

December 2024December 2024

The cafe's owner of 28 years has announced his retirement and will pass the torch to a longtime employee, keeping the whole crew aboard.

Chicken Guy will open in American Canyon in Dec. 2024 (Shutterstock)

Guy Fieri’s Chicken Guy!, the First in Northern California, Opens in Napa County

December 2024December 2024

A local collaboration with Chandi Hospitality Group led to a 10-restaurant deal for the fried chicken restaurant chain across the San Francisco Bay Area and in Sacramento.

Dining room. (Mike Murtaugh)

Longtime Kenwood Family Home Refreshed to Suit Generations To Come

December 2024December 2024

A Sonoma designer and family woodworker added modern touches to the Kenwood home to accommodate families for generations.

This circa-1920s residence in Petaluma is currently listed for sale. With three bedrooms and two-and-a-half bathrooms plus a guest cottage, the dwelling is currently listed for $3,395,000.(Robert Vente / Open Homes Photography)

Historic Petaluma Home With Modern Upgrades Listed for $3.395 Million

December 2024December 2024

The renovated, circa-1920s home in Petaluma's historic district enjoys fabulously ornamented style and an adjacent guest cottage.

Unti Vineyards in Healdsburg. (Unti Vineyards)

Healdsburg’s Unti Vineyards Invites Visitors To Explore Uncommon Grape Varieties

December 2024December 2024

At Unti Vineyards in Healdsburg, visitors can explore wines made from a multitude of interesting varieties more commonly found in Italy and southern France.

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