Jennifer Sutton, a Petaluma bookkeeper, was sentenced for stealing $183,000 from LandZen, a Santa Rosa landscaping firm, after pleading no contest to elder abuse.
The Gen X Community Dinner is scheduled for Feb. 12 at Aqus Cafe, with additional dinners planned for various language speakers and local journalists.
A caregiver has been arrested in connection with an elder financial abuse case, highlighting ongoing concerns about the protection of vulnerable seniors.
Sonoma County supervisors awarded a $200,000 grant to the Sonoma Ecology Center to support wildfire prevention efforts in the region.
Sonoma City Council prioritizes disaster readiness, climate change, and housing issues as key topics for 2026, aiming to enhance community resilience and sustainability.
An injured mountain lion cub was discovered on a street in Los Angeles County and is currently undergoing rehabilitation in Northern California.
The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors approved plans to expand mental health and homelessness services during their 2026 Goal Setting Session at the Veterans Memorial Building.
Liquid iron supplements are recommended for their pleasant taste, ease of absorption, and gentleness on the body, making them a popular choice for iron supplementation.
Green coffee beans, unroasted coffee beans, offer similar health benefits as brewed coffee, making them a popular supplement for those seeking natural energy boosts.
The Sonoma Valley Democrats will host a virtual forum on Feb. 9 featuring U.S. Rep. Mike Thompson and his Democratic challengers for California's 4th Congressional District.
A bystander intervened during an armed robbery at Gold Rush Jewelers in Petaluma by ramming a car into the suspects' vehicle, causing significant damage.
Larson Family Winery invites couples to enjoy a special Valentine's experience featuring guided tours and tastings, perfect for a romantic outing in Sonoma.
Girl Scouts introduce new cookie, Exploremores, prompting debate among fans about the best way to enjoy them—frozen or at room temperature.
The Sonoma County Republican Party received an anonymous letter opposing ICE, prompting an investigation by the Sonoma County Sheriff's Department.
Sonoma County Registrar of Voters has relocated to a new office on Brickway Boulevard, enhancing accessibility and services for local voters in upcoming elections.
City officials will review the one-way drive lane at the B Street entrance of Santa Rosa Plaza to improve traffic flow and safety for visitors.
Over 50 Black-owned businesses are thriving in Sonoma County, showcasing the entrepreneurial spirit and diversity of the local economy, fostering community support and growth.
Rohnert Park officials will hold drop-in meetings to discuss plans for the downtown area, inviting community input on development and revitalization efforts.
California offers some of the best whale watching in the U.S., with prime viewing opportunities available now for those eager to spot these majestic creatures.
A local initiative aims to strengthen community ties by providing warm meals, fostering connections, and supporting those in need through shared experiences over soup.
Sonoma County Supervisors are set to discuss significant changes to county-run marinas, impacting operations and management in the region's waterfront areas.
The Museum of Sonoma County seeks $100,000 from the Board of Supervisors to support an exhibit celebrating the anniversary of the Running Fence installation.
Weather forecasts suggest the region may experience its last week of dry conditions before rain returns, impacting outdoor activities and agricultural planning.
A historic Queen Anne mansion in a Bay Area town was demolished, sparking discussions about preservation and the balance between development and heritage.
Santa Rosa City Schools faces a $26 million budget shortfall that must be addressed by the end of the next school year, impacting educational programs.
Sonoma County Clerk-Recorder-Assessor will host a Secretary of State event for the third Apostille Pop-Up Shop, providing essential services to the community.
Petaluma school district leaders are considering $6.1 million in potential budget cuts, focusing on financial challenges and the impact on local education services.
Home is where creativity thrives, showcasing diverse art forms and fostering community engagement through exhibitions, workshops, and cultural events that inspire and connect people.
This week in Sebastopol features various community events, local news updates, and activities for residents, fostering engagement and connection among the community members.
A woman has been sentenced to 36 years in prison for charges related to child sexual abuse and drug offenses, highlighting serious legal consequences.
A historic Bay Area mansion has been demolished to make way for a gas station, leaving the site empty and raising concerns among local residents.
Santa Rosa has approved a plan to establish weekend open-container districts, allowing alcohol consumption in designated areas to boost local businesses and tourism.
Protesters against ICE and Trump gathered in Sonoma Plaza, joining a national movement advocating for immigrant rights and social justice amid ongoing political tensions.
Sonoma County board chair addresses public concerns regarding support for the immigrant community, emphasizing the need for effective communication and collaboration with local organizations.
Valentine’s Day offers a variety of dining experiences and special events in Sonoma County, showcasing local cuisine and romantic settings for couples to enjoy.
The Renewed in Nature event at Jack London State Historic Park offers attendees a chance to connect with nature through various activities and educational programs.
A dry weather pattern is expected to persist over the next 10 days, impacting local conditions and potentially affecting outdoor activities and agriculture.
Protesters in Sonoma County raise awareness about the sheriff's department's collaboration with ICE, highlighting concerns over immigration enforcement and community safety.
The January 11th update discusses the ongoing dry conditions, providing insights into weather patterns and forecasts for the upcoming days in the region.
Storms are winding down, leading to questions about what weather patterns will emerge in January. Meteorologists predict potential shifts in climate conditions.
Holiday travel updates and advisories are issued as travelers prepare for busy season. Authorities urge caution and planning for potential delays and weather impacts.
Northern California is expected to experience a series of storms starting mid-December, ending a prolonged dry and foggy period in the region.
A weather update for December 9th provides essential information for planning activities, travel, and events as conditions change across various regions.
Catherine Ann Green Walker is a notable figure, with news coverage highlighting her contributions and impact across various fields, as reported by Google News.
A significant weather pattern change is anticipated, potentially bringing rain to the region. Meteorologists are monitoring the situation closely for updates.
A magnitude 3.6 earthquake struck early morning, located 22 miles north of Santa Rosa, California, causing minor disturbances but no immediate reports of damage.
Support for immigrant communities is growing, with various organizations and individuals advocating for rights, resources, and integration to enhance their quality of life.
Southwest Airlines announced an expansion of its network to include California's Wine Country, enhancing travel options for tourists and residents in the region.
Southwest Airlines announced new service to Santa Rosa's regional airport, expanding travel options for residents and visitors in the Northern California region.
Santa Rosa's Lost Church has secured a new location, ensuring the continuation of its community services and activities in a more accessible environment.