The Sonoma Arts Live Teens ’N Training program will hold auditions for “Emma! A Pop Musical,” a modern musical adaptation of Jane Austen’s novel set at a prestigious prep school, on Wednesday evening, December 14. The show will be directed by TNT Education Director Libby... Continue

Cash, charge or canned soup? December 6 through 30, library scofflaws can pay their overdue book fines with a donation of food. The Sonoma Valley Regional Library will be accepting donations for Friends in Helping Sonoma (F.I.S.H) for its holiday food basket program. This holiday... Continue

A man who allegedly fled the scene of a shooting Friday afternoon in Kenwood used the gun on himself as he drove ahead of Sheriff's deputies in pursuit on Melita Road. Randall Allan Farris was alone in a Nissan pathfinder when deputies heard what they believed to... Continue

Pets Lifeline Dog of the Week: Meet Sunny! Sunny is a 3 year old white with tan male Chihuahua mix. This sweet boy just melts your heart. Not only is he adorable, he is the biggest lover. He loves to be held and cannot give... Continue

Community members are invited to attend a Sonoma Valley Connect informational forum to focus on law enforcement in Sonoma Valley on December 8, 2016 from 7:00p.m.-8:30p.m. at El Verano Elementary School, 18606 Riverside Drive, in Sonoma. Spanish translation will be provided along with snacks and... Continue

Welcome to The Sun’s annual holiday tradition, our special all-photo issue. What does a typical day in the Sonoma Valley look like? The following pictures, all shot on Friday, November 18, from 4:06 a.m. to 11:49 p.m., will give you some idea. Melania Mahoney took... Continue

By Jonah Raskin -- She was Ray Jacobsen’s wife for 32 years, and what a wildly creative time they had together! She was his muse, flesh-and-blood model, soul mate, travel companion and fellow artist who produced some of her most dazzling work with her husband as... Continue

The overnight parking plan for homeless living out of their cars was approved by the Sonoma City Council, and the resulting five spaces may be in use as soon as next week, according to Kathy King, who will oversee the trial Safe Parking program as... Continue