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Healdsburg is trying to better prepare its seniors for the next emergency.

Sonoma County missed being a candidate for moving into the red tier of the state’s Blueprint for a Safer Economy by 0.1%, according to Sonoma County Board of Supervisors Chair Lynda Hopkins, and now county health officials say the county may be able to move into the red and out of the most restrictive purple tier by next week, depending on county metrics.

Check out the cute new hut for seeds and books at Badger Park! City Manager Jeff Kay announced its debut in his last community report, saying: “Despite the rain showers, our dedicated parks team has been hard at work, tackling important projects and making much needed...

With wine clubs as a model, the Folklight Film Club brings hands-on, artisanal filmmaking to Sonoma County

SEBASTOPOL — Downtown Sebastopol employees can take a break from

LIGHT THE LIGHTS — The Russian River Chamber of Commerce jumped

The Healdsburg school board will receive several reports and presentations at its next meeting on Oct. 20, including a report on transitional kindergarten, the social/emotional learning (SEL) report card and the Healdsburg Unified School District’s (HUSD) Title I and Title II programs.

Cloverdale schools reopened for in-person hybrid instruction this week, with junior and high school students going back to school for the first time this year on both April 12 and April 13. Things were slightly different at Jefferson Elementary, though, where 306 students arrived for in-person instruction. The number of students going to school in person versus staying with distance learning means that students who choose to switch to hybrid learning will be going back four days a week, with a distance learning day on Wednesdays.