By Jacquelyn Torres, SRJC sophomore Tuesday, October 22: another normal morning at the Santa Rosa Junior College – or so students thought. But soon came the notices urging students to rush into the silent confinements of safety – time for lockdown.  The notices unfolded at... Continue

PG&E is considering conducting a power shutoff that would impact Sonoma County this Wednesday and Thursday, and the National Weather Service has issued a Fire Weather Watch. PG&E has not announced the exact timing and location of the shut off, and we anticipate they will... Continue

The football season is over early for Sonoma Valley High School following a brawl during Friday night’s homecoming game against Petaluma. Eleven Dragon players were ejected after the melee, an apparent reaction to late hits against Petaluma’s kickoff returner. The fight broke out in the... Continue

What Glen Ellen’s annual parade lacks in length -- the whole town is about two blocks long -- it makes up in community spirit. The 2019 Glen Ellen Village Fair was another spirited event, as the one and only main street was closed down for... Continue

“Alchemy,” the current exhibition at Arts Guild of Sonoma, displays art from the finalists who submitted works to the  third annual National Juried Competition; the Call For Artists was open to anyone in the country. Through the subject of alchemy, artists were invited to express... Continue

[caption id="attachment_98267" align="aligncenter" width="420"] Carla DePetris and Johanna Patri at League gala[/caption] The Sonoma League for Historic Preservation celebrated 50 years with a gala that included presenting three members with its highest award for preservation. Carla de Petris, Johanna Patri, and Roger and Diana Rhoten... Continue

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