Man crashed car into mosque and attacked a member, North Bay police say
A 33-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of assault, burglary and vandalism after he allegedly crashed a car into the Islamic Center of North Marin and attacked a member of the mosque, police say.
ABC7 honors North Bay firefighter brothers for National Firefighter Appreciation Month
"When we work together, it's all good memories." The Terstegge brothers grew up in San Rafael. Together, they have a combined 35 years of experience in the fire service with many of their friends taking the same career path.
This classic Napa Valley winery closed this year. Now it’s back with new owners
The Glass Fire destroyed most of the winery and its vineyards in 2020, but surprising new owners have stepped in to revive it.
CA wineries ripping out vineyards over supply, less demand and changes in industry
The wine grape harvest has been underway for about several weeks now. Growers and wineries in California face a tough time again this year despite ideal weather conditions. Here's a look at the impact.
African Soul Festival fosters community connections, spirituality, ethnicity
The late August warm midmorning sun heats the Rohnert Park green near the library as dozens of newly erected kiosks bustle with preparations to feed, entertain, and inform the newly arriving visitors. Culinary scents waft through the festive scene accompanied by melodious strands of gospel and soul music as children...
Workers celebrated on Labor Day with May Day strong speeches
Several hundred union members and workers gathered at Old Court House Square in Santa Rosa on Labor Day to honor the history of labor and to further the cause of the common person, foregoing traditional hamburgers and hot dogs as they listened to speeches praising the laborer as the backbone and spirit of the United...
Review: “Ladies of Broadway” in Sonoma
Every star has a story to tell as she worked her way to the Broadway stage. Transcendence Theatre Company, the Sonoma home for stage and screen luminaries, realized these stories are fascinating for their fun and failures. They built a show around seven women who spanned seven decades of singing and dancing, and...
Empty dorms, empty promises: Sonoma State at a crossroads
As the fall semester kicked off at Sonoma State University, students returned to campus with a mix of excitement and uncertainty. Welcome Week brought back popular events aimed at energizing students, and the campus-favorite Lobo’s Pub reopened, though notably without its well-known fries. Behind the festivities,...
76 North American Restaurants Receive Sonoma County Winegrowers’ Inaugural ‘Magnum Award’
Seventy-six restaurants spanning from Graton, California, to Greenwich, Connecticut, are being honored with the 2025 Sonoma County Magnum Award for their exceptional support and promotion of Sonoma County wines. Earlier this year, Sonoma County Winegrowers launched this new initiative to recognize restaurants that...
Under the Hood: Why Napa’s Demographics Point to Contraction, Not Growth
Welcome to Under the Hood, our exclusive Saturday series for Napa Valley Features paid subscribers. Today’s Under the Hood Article Summary: Napa County’s age structure no longer resembles a healthy population pyramid — it’s top-heavy, with far more older residents than young families or children. Rebuilding a...
