The annual Sonoma Valley High School Homecoming Parade will make its way down Broadway at 1 p.m. on Friday. The traditional processional of class floats, the school band, students, teachers, and police escorts will travel from the school to a rally on the Plaza That... Continue

A report on the PG&E power shutoff, a first-step discussion on hiring a new Tuesday Night Farmers Market Manager, and a proposal for overnight parking at the homeless shelter, are on the agenda for the next Sonoma City Council meeting on Monday, October 21 at... Continue

PG&E says it made “the right decision” to cut off power to over 738,000 Northern California customers last week, and that given the choice between hardship and safety, “we will always choose safety.” The mass outage, dubbed a Public Safety Power Shutoff, was the utility’s... Continue

Come to Sugarloaf Park for a 'Ghosts of Sugarloaf' sunset walk and talk on Saturday, October 19. On this two-mile walk, 5 to 7 p.m. on October 19, the hike leader will recount the fascinating history of some of those that have met their maker... Continue

Neighbors and friends 'Meet the Deputies' -- including the very popular K-9 officers -- at an Open House at the Sheriff''s sub-station on Grove Street in El Verano. The community event on October 12 was a chance to make a personal connection with Sheriff's officers... Continue

[caption id="attachment_98204" align="aligncenter" width="420"] PLL Board Members, from left: Dave Ball, Yvonne Hall, Anne Meiling, Paul Arata, Sigrid Price, Executive Director Nancy King, Kevin Shuh, Marge Sheridan, Marchelle Carlton, Toni Casamento, Elaine Smith, Sandy Drew[/caption] The Pets Lifeline Board of Directors were presented a check... Continue

State Senator Bill Dodd, D-Napa and Sonoma, today fired off a blistering attack of PG&E and how it "bungled" last week's power shutdown. “I commend Gov. Newsom for demanding a review into the scope and timing of last week’s poorly handled power shutoff, which caused... Continue