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For kids in Sonoma County, the sound of possibility starts with a single chord. At Guitars Not Guns, students ages 8 to 18 are learning more than just music—they’re building confidence, resilience, ...

Fire Safe Sonoma received $500,000 in grant funding for a collaborative defensible space project. This groundbreaking project, set to launch early in 2024, will employ trained underserved workers with ...

In a landmark decision that could change how California manages its water, a Sonoma County court has slammed the brakes on groundwater over-pumping, demanding new measures to protect rivers, fish, and ...

Supporting locally-owned nurseries is important not just for their economic health, but also for the health of Sonoma County’s agricultural heritage. When we purchase plants that have been grown ...

The theme for this issue of the Sonoma County Gazette is “The Sweetness of Sonoma County Summer,” and there’s nothing sweeter than giving back to your community. I think we’re all hoping for a chill, ...

They lost everything — their land, their status, their rights. But after generations of struggle and perseverance, the Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria are reclaiming their future. From a mere 15 ...

Let’s start with a truth that holds steady no matter what storm is brewing in the sky or the headlines: Sonoma County is a farming place. Not just because we grow food here — though we surely do — but ...

Thanks to war criminal Israeli dictator Benjamin Netanyahu, American Jews are now finally faced with a Hobson’s choice: Jewish-American patriots can join the active, rapidly emerging American majority ...

Sonoma County’s legal community is stepping up this May to fight local hunger in the face of recent setbacks, including food shipments unexpectedly halted by federal authorities. The fourth annual ...

If it’s one thing we’ve learned during the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s that cannabis is here to stay. While many policies and regulations need to be worked out, it’s obvious that not only do people enjoy ...

Summer is here, and the Russian River is a favorite spot for cooling off. But is it really safe to take a dip? The answer is complicated. Recent water quality tests reveal a mixed picture. Coliform ...