City reviews budget, seniors catch a ride
The Healdsburg City Council went over a slew of items before it breaks for the month of July.
Polution Prevention
In celebration of National Pollution Prevention Week, Sept. 16 to 20, the Russian River Watershed Association and the City of Petaluma are once again sponsoring the Safe Medicine Disposal Round-Up Week.
AAUW teaches a tasty lesson about the wage gap on Equal Pay Day
One dollar bought you a different cookie based on your gender
Police seek hit-and-run driver
On Wednesday, Feb. 28, at approximately 3:09 p.m., the Healdsburg Police Department responded to the intersection of Matheson Street and University Street to a hit-and-run.
Student interns explore careers
Figuring out what you want to do for the rest of your life can be tricky, especially when you are only 16 or 17 years old.
Sonoma County is updating its community wildfire protection plan and seeking community input
Fire Safe Sonoma is hosting a set of workshops in early May to solicit input on the update of the Sonoma County Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP), which was last updated in 2016.
Sonoma County family
We keep getting told by national and so-called social media that we are living in very divisive times with an America that seems split right down the middle. We get messages and news feeds that render our nation as being full of right and leftist political extremists, mass murderers, lots of bad cops, greedy corporations, sham politicians and a very small sliver of families and people just trying to get by, stay out of the way and be left alone.
Third Community Conversation explores DACA program
Corazón Community Conversation provides information on DACA, what it means and how to apply
A bright spot
The final installment in the series of public art installations from Jessica Martin and other local artists is now up and includes a group of light-inspired sculptures and art, an exhibit that’s aptly named “Illuminations.”















