Your journey has not been without challenges: COVID; 10 years under the dome of political hate and separation; environmental issues; financial issues; balancing technology and screens and living in a ...

Dragon Teams in Season’s Stretch Run By Steven Serafini Sonoma Valley Sun Sports Editor Sonoma Valley High School’s fall 2026 ...

All Volunteer Agency Seeks New ED By Bill Hoban Big changes are on the way at FISH, Friends In Sonoma Helping, not the least ...

Sondra Bernstein and John Toulze recently signed a lease for the longtime Maya restaurant space at First Street East and East Napa Street in Sonoma after being officially notified that the lease was ...

In my 25 years as a sports editor in the Valley (1991-2016), I was fortunate to cover and witness a host of standout Sonoma Valley High School boys and girls sports teams turn in exceptional ...

The Believing Body I have a little sign sitting on my desk that says, “Don’t believe everything you think.” You might ...

The recent news refers to an issue from a local organization with an agenda to promote. This is not about the flag at the High School. This is about private non-profits, corporations, individuals ...

The November 3 election is not just about Donald Trump. It is also the first election year for Sonoma’s new District Election ...

Can Art and Culture Grow the Valley Economy? By Connie Schlelein “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful citizens can ...

Scott Pelley, the fired former CBS News anchor, former 60 Minutes correspondent, former CBS Chief White House Correspondent, ...

Jocelyn Wiener Is California doing enough to curtail Medi-Cal fraud? The state auditor doesn’t think so. A report released ...

The Sonoma City Council recently decided to allocate $2 million of its $2.8 Affordable Housing Trust Fund (AHTF) as an incentive to nonprofit housing developers. Philosophically, it’s a good thing to ...