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Overgrazed on one side, wildflowers for miles on the other in striking Napa ranch...

"The family with a superbloom does something called 'rotational grazing.'"
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Sonoma Co.: Cloverdale Woman Accused Of Possessing Methamphetamine For Sale

A 54-year-old woman was arrested in the city of Cloverdale last week on allegations of possessing narcotics for sale. Sonoma County sheriff's deputies served a warrant Wednesday in the 100 block of Vine Drive that was related to an ongoing narcotics investigation, according to a statement from the Sonoma County Sheriff
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15-Year-Old Caught Drunk Behind the Wheel in Santa Rosa Had No License Either, Police...

A Friday morning that probably started like any other in Santa Rosa’s quiet Burbank Avenue neighborhood took a sharp turn when a car ended up in a ditch and wrapped around a utility pole. When ... Read more
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Novato: Tenant Protection Ordinance Takes Effect, Expanding Renter Safeguards

A new tenant protection ordinance aimed at reducing displacement and strengthening housing stability for renters has taken effect in Novato, city officials announced Friday. Approved by the Novato City Council on April 28, the ordinance expands protections for tenants who are forced to leave their homes through no faul
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California’s First Premium Winery That Changed America’s Wine Industry Is Still Serving Drinks Today

California has more than 4,600 wineries, thousands more than any other state in the country, and it's long been a leader in wine production for the U.S. California's rich history of viticulture started in the 1700s with some of the first vines planted at Mission San Diego de Alcalá in 1769. They were used to make commu
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Nearly 60-year-old California fast-food landmark suddenly closes its doors

For nearly 60 years, locals in California’s Napa Valley stopped by the same roadside burger stand for frosted root beer mugs and late-night meals. Now, another longtime restaurant has disappeared…
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Cal lands OL Joshua Bunni on official visit

As easy as A-B-C. From Australia to Berkeley from Cardinal Newman, Santa Rosa (Calif.) Cardinal Newman offensive lineman Joshua Bunni committed to Cal on Sunday morning. The Australia native, he moved to the U.S. last fall to play in the North Bay at Cardinal Newman, took his official visit to Berkeley over the weekend
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3-Star Santa Rosa (CA) ATH Zion Cargill Commits to Eastern Washington

The Cardinal Newman High School wide receiver committed to the Eagles over offers from Portland State, Hawaii, and Sacramento State. He is rated as a three-star recruit by 247Sports.
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Yountville: Private Investor Group Plans ‘Takeover’ Of Napa Town For 4 Days

A group of private investors plans a "full-town takeover" of Yountville as it commandeers the heart of the community for four days of meetings beginning Sunday. The event, known as the Liquidity Summit, will close the Napa County town's Community Center to the public through Wednesday, increase traffic and limit parkin
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Sonoma City Hall Eyes Across-the-Board Fee Hikes To Plug $1.1 Million Budget Hole

Sonoma City Hall is pushing a new master fee schedule designed to close a roughly $1.1 million shortfall in the proposed 2026‑27 budget. The plan would tack on new charges and raise many existing fees on everything from building permits to park and plaza rentals, cemetery services and routine administrative work. It wo

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