The First District Court of Appeal found Sonoma County skipped required environmental review of its 2023 well ordinance.

The blaze grew from 80 to 205 acres in under two hours, threatening structures along a 2-mile stretch of Highway 162 near Covelo.

Yountville punted on mobile home rent caps, but seniors warn Bella Vista and Rancho de Napa residents could be priced out.

Collect three IPA stamps around Petaluma by Aug. 9 for a shot at VIP concert tickets — with proceeds benefiting the SF SPCA.

A Tuesday morning shooting shut down part of Alameda del Prado and prompted a shelter-in-place order as authorities searched for a suspect.

A new wildfire was reported Tuesday morning on federal land in Humboldt County. Officials have not yet released acreage, containment or cause information.

Petaluma’s infamous 140% trash-rate warning dates to 2005, not a new 2026 contract vote. The city’s hauling system has since changed hands, but the rate debate remains familiar.

Jordan Winery is partnering with Bronco Wine Co. for national marketing and distribution while remaining independently owned. The deal adds a Sonoma luxury label to Bronco’s fast-growing premium portfolio.

A Rohnert Park man was arrested after a Santa Rosa shooting that left a man wounded and led detectives to a loaded gun and cocaine.

San Anselmo voted to leave Marin County’s flood district, but homeowners are still paying the fee. Now advocates want refunds for money collected since the exit.

Sebastopol’s Monte-Bellaria estate is on the market for $4.995 million, lavender fields, olive groves, bees and all.

Old Caz is opening its Petaluma Backyard with a seven-mile bicycle cavalcade, live music and a tap handle tied to the brewery’s earliest days.

Napa Valley’s V Foundation Wine Celebration honored cancer patients, researchers and the enduring legacy of Jim Valvano.