From addiction to advocacy: Recovery leaders launch the only family-owned and operated luxury detox...
Sonoma County’s newest detox center, Way Home Detox, which opened June 1st, is the brainchild of three Sonoma County recovery advocates whose mission is rooted in lived experience and a shared commitment to helping others take their first step toward recovery. Family owned and operated, Way Home Detox is the only one o
Santa Rosa man caught with illegal M-150 firecracker, brass knuckles: Petaluma PD
(KRON) — A 55-year-old Santa Rosa man faces multiple charges after Petaluma police said officers located brass knuckles, an illegal M-150 firecracker and Oxycodone during a search Monday. Police said patrol officers contacted the suspect, identified as Dan Flynn, and found him to be out of compliance with the terms of
‘Napa Knockout’ fight night to take place in vineyard at iconic winery
(KRON) — A fight night is happening in the Bay Area later this month but at an atypical location. A slate of fights across multiple combat sports disciplines will take place at the Raymond Vineyards in Napa Valley on Saturday, July 25, event organizers announced Thursday in a news release. In the middle of the […]
These Classic Dishes in Sonoma County Deliver Every Time
A classic dish endures. It earns its place by delivering every single time. No reinvention, no trendy flourishes, just the quiet confidence of something that knows exactly what it is and doesn’t need to prove a thing. Fish & Chips, Goose & Fern. Skip the trip to the coast,...
Sonoma County Property Haul Hits $131.7 Billion, Fattens Local Coffers
Sonoma County just stamped a very big number on its property tax books: an annual assessment roll of $131.7 billion, certified today. That figure reflects another year of rising assessed values across the county and will help shape how property tax dollars get sliced up among schools, cities and special districts.
Marin Scrambles As El Niño Threatens To Swamp Ross Valley
Marin County is quietly shifting into storm mode, funneling cash and crews into some of its most flood-prone corners from Ross Valley out to the bayshore, all in anticipation of a potentially record-breaking El Niño winter. The early push centers on beefing up pumps and drains and getting sandbags and other quick-respo
Whale Deaths Are Adding Up Along the California Coast This Year
The California coast is having a rough stretch for its biggest visitors. The Marine Mammal Center reported that two humpback whales were found dead in the Bay Area over nine days in June. The first turned up June 20 at Point Reyes National Seashore in Marin County, and the second was spotted June 23 at Martins Beach, j
NASCAR Chicagoland Entry List Shake-Up: Three Drivers Added After Sonoma
The NASCAR Cup Series returns to Chicagoland Speedway this weekend with a slightly larger field than the one that competed at Sonoma Raceway. While the core of the grid remains unchanged, three additional entries have been added for Sunday’s Toyota Save Mart 350, giving three drivers another opportunity to compete at N
Things to do in Healdsburg, July 2-10
Windsor will not hold a Summer Night on the Green this Thursday due to the pending Fourth of July celebration. It will return on July 9, with the Ryan Woodard Band. The Cloverdale Friday Night Live concert this week is canceled; it will return on July 10 with Spike Sikes & His Awesome Hotcakes. See full summer schedule
This California Art Festival Makes A July Afternoon Feel Like A Garden Party
Some July afternoons need a little more than sunshine and a free block on the calendar. They need art booths, live music, and that pleasant street-festival feeling where nobody is rushing unless the food line is moving. Add a garden angle, and suddenly the whole thing feels softer and easier...

















