Mexistentialism: The Mexican embrace of uncertainty, forged in the crucible of history, captures the true vulnerability of our existence Continue
The rain gauge at Second Street East and Napa Street has recorded three inches of rain since February 10, 2026. A new round of wet weather will arrive Tuesday accompanied by the lowest temperatures of the season, as low a the upper twenties by late... Continue
We want to add our voice of support for the city’s recent completion of its first tree inventory and urban forest canopy assessment. As reported here in the February 5 Sonoma Valley Sun, these reports are the result of years of advocacy. With this work... Continue
A powerful winter system is lining up to slam the Sierra, and Yosemite National Park is squarely in the crosshairs Continue
“We’re doomed,” said my therapist. It was a notable moment that has stayed with me over all these years. He was a Jungian – not a school of psychotherapy known for being pessimistic – and he made this announcement while we were discussing humanity. I’ve... Continue
by Robert Lewis and Lauren Hepler This article was originally published by CalMatters It’s been more than four decades yet Rhonda Campbell’s voice still quavered as she stood before a row of television cameras recalling the day in 1981 when a repeat drunk driver killed her 12-year-old sister.... Continue
When we set our expectations and operate based on the sequence of events that unfolded the last time a similar situation has occurred, we surrender to history Continue
Mental wellness for women and girls in Sonoma County is shaped by cumulative stress, trauma exposure, identity-based marginalization, and barriers to accessible, culturally responsive care. These challenges have intensified in recent years as residents have experienced repeated disruption, including catastrophic fires, the COVID-19 pandemic, and... Continue
Presidents' Day is a U.S. federal holiday celebrated on the third Monday in February (Feb. 16, 2026) to honor George Washington's birthday. Originally established in 1879 for Washington (Feb. 22), it was moved by the 1971 Uniform Monday Holiday Act to create three-day weekends, later becoming popularly, but... Continue
Upgrades deliver new amenities, sports courts and fields for the Springs community Larson Park is officially refreshed and ready for play. Following the completion of a major renovation project, the Boyes Hot Springs park features upgraded facilities and more inclusive spaces designed for families, sports... Continue