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This new luxury five-bedroom, six-bathroom home in Kenwood is currently listed for $12,800,000—the highest price in the town’s history. (CS Photography / Sotheby’s International Realty)

New Luxury Home in Kenwood Is the Most Expensive Listing in Town’s History

June 2025

The newly constructed home and casita in Kenwood boasts floor-to-ceiling Sonoma Valley views, a saltwater pool and walk-in refrigerator.

Pool and patio

Historic Kellogg House by Renowned Architect John Hans Ostwald Up for Sale on the Russian River

June 2025June 2025

Originally commissioned by the Kellogg family, the circa-1947 home designed by Bay Area architect John Hans Ostwald was praised in Arts & Architecture Magazine.

The former 19Ten Bar & Provisions spot on Fourth Street will reopen this summer as Aroma de Cafe. Photo taken June 11, 2025. (Maci Martell / Sonoma Magazine)

Railroad Square’s 19Ten Bar Becomes Aroma de Cafe

June 2025

The menu will remain the same at the new cafe location, with a mix of Latin and American brunch favorites.

A bacon, egg and cheese sandwich — or BEC — made on a fluffy plain bagel from a local New York City bagel shop in Brooklyn, New York. (Getty Images / iStockphoto)

New York Breakfast Classic Comes to Sonoma County

June 2025

This summer, Golden Bear Station chef Joshua Smookler will launch a coffee and breakfast sandwich pickup spot in front of his Kenwood restaurant.

Wine tasting at Gary Farrell Vineyards & Winery in Healdsburg. (Gary Farrell Vineyards & Winery)

As Visitor Numbers Dip, Creative Wine Clubs Provide a Lifeline for Sonoma County Wineries

June 2025

As the wine industry continues to face headwinds, some winery owners are turning to new revenue streams — including efforts to revitalize their wine clubs.

Salt & Straw Santa Rosa

Salt & Straw to Open in Santa Rosa With Unexpected Ice Cream Flavors

June 2025June 2025

With summer sun coming on strong, the new Salt & Straw ice creamery at Santa Rosa’s Montgomery Village is one of June’s most anticipated openings.

Oakland residents Jude Bermeo, left, and Christine Olivo float down the Russian River, Tuesday, June 4, 2019 in Monte Rio. (Kent Porter / The Press Democrat) 2019

Best Things to Do in Sonoma County This Summer

June 2025June 2025

Possibly our most exciting list so far: get ready to swim, dance, float, bike, hike, eat, stargaze and wine taste your way through summer.

Asparagus Salad with local strawberries, whipped feta, espelette, almonds and lemon curd citronette from Poppy restaurant Thursday, June 12, 2025, in Glen Ellen. (John Burgess / Press Democrat)

With Poppy Restaurant in Glen Ellen, Longtime Restaurateurs Return to Their Roots

June 2025June 2025

The new Glen Ellen restaurant has the soul of France with the heart of Sonoma County.

Nigiri Sushi and Sashimi Combo at Shige Sushi Japanese Kitchen in Cotati. (Alvin Jornada / The Press Democrat)

Where to Get the Best Sushi in Sonoma County

June 2025June 2025

June 18 is International Sushi Day. Here are 14 of the best local places to eat sushi. Guaranteed.

Fig salad with feta cheese and walnuts. (etorres / Shutterstock)

Fresh Figs Are a Sweet Addition to This Simple Summer Salad

June 2025June 2025

Once you’ve eaten your fill of the year’s first figs straight up, they're delicious in this easy summer salad, full of refreshing crunch.

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