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August 10, 2026

Jendala’s Journey Ends at Home

Jendala in Minnesota
 “A much-loved member of the community died a few days ago,” seemed insufficient. It couldn’t quite capture the spirit or impact of Jennifer Utsch, who died early Wednesday morning, Feb. 19, in hospice care in Tucson. Healdsburg responded with a spontaneous gathering.

Watershed clean up Saturday

Creek, river and ocean cleanup events

Healdsburg Police Log, May 22-28

Police cars behind Healdsburg station
Monday, May 22 5:33am. Stolen Vehicle on March Ave. RP (Reporting Party) called to say that his vehicle was stolen. He states that he parked the vehicle yesterday afternoon, and when he woke up to go to work this morning the vehicle was gone. RP...

Commentary Fluoride Concerns

My family and I have lived in Healdsburg for 36 years, and in the area for 42 total. Our daughter and her family also live here. I understand fluoride occurs naturally in most water supplies. I grew up with fluoridated water, along with my three sisters.

Healdsburg’s Historic Building Preservation Award Winners

Each year, the Healdsburg Museum and Historical Society hands out a batch of "historic preservation awards" to people in town who've done an especially good job sprucing up any iconic old buildings they own, in a way that both honors the original look and...

We’re still here: a reporter’s personal story of evacuation and loss

One of our reporters has been under evacuation for a week; she tells her story.

Holiday celebrations ahead

Churches, nonprofit organizations, and business associations are

Local Healdsburg crews keep an eye on hotspots to keep standing homes safe

While several homes on Mill Creek Road and Wallace Creek could not be saved, some were, and Healdsburg Fire Marshal/Division Chief Linda Collister was determined Sunday afternoon to make sure the homes that fire crews worked so hard to save would not reignite from leftover hotspots or smoldering trees. 

City faces $800K budget shortfall

The Healdsburg City Council received grim news last week during

Some Sebastopol Police Department computers restored, compromise still being investigated

Most of the Sebastopol Police Department’s (SPD) computer systems have been restored since the July 11 compromise that’s still under investigation, according to Sebastopol Police Chief Kevin Kilgore. Law enforcement will wait until the investigation’s end to determine whether the incident amounts to a cyberattack, he said.
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