October 22, was a big day for The Ting Project! The Sonoma City Council approved the donor recognition bricks, which will allow us to move forward with the submission of plans for the issuance of a construction permit. When the City Council voted 4-1 to... Continue
Congresswoman Jackie Speier has much to say, about women’s equality, LGBTQ rights, eliminating government waste, fraud, abuse, and corruption, strengthening America’s national & economic security, supporting eterans and military families, and impeaching President Trump. A survivor of the Jonestown massacre in 1978, Speier is the... Continue
Sonoma Raceway has kicked its season of giving into overdrive with the 19th annual Thanksgiving Food Drive, running through Nov. 22. Non-perishable food items will be collected a several Sonoma Valley spots, then distributed to two Sonoma County food banks: Friends in Sonoma Helping (FISH)... Continue
The alleged hit and run driver that sent two young girls to the hospital Halloween night is out of county jail after posting $20,000 bail. Agustin Mendoza, 19, was driving a Chevrolet Tahoe north on Riverside Drive at Cherry Avenue around 7 p.m. when it... Continue
The cause of the recent explosion and fire at the NuStar Energy refinery in Crockett (Contra Costa County) has not been revealed. What is known, however, is that the refinery reported, “…nothing out of the ordinary was taking place before two storage tanks suddenly burst... Continue
The silver lining of the power outage is that we are now all aware that we should all be prepared for a major catastrophe. We panicked with a couple days without electricity and are not prepared for something much worse. – Elias Cervantes Reading... Continue
While you’re reading this, your brain is going through a remarkable process. It’s decoding a series of intangible symbols and translating the results into complex ideas. Studies have shown that our brain actually changes when we read. It grows and makes new connections and... Continue
With a free celebration on Friday, November 1, Sonoma Community Center honors Día de los Muertos with the installation of a public altar – a walk-through sculpture by Jim Callahan – decorated in lights, golden butterflies, and portraits of Sonoma Valley’s passed loved ones. The... Continue
I am exhausted. My house is a total mess and the most important things I own are still haphazardly crammed into vehicles. Two of my children are in Southern California, my ducks and goats are at the Fairgrounds, my son and husband and dogs are... Continue
Ride-sharing services are considered a much more convenient service than a taxi and other means of transportation. With just a couple of clicks, you can get a ride at your location without the need to wait in the street. Plus, you have the driver's name... Continue