On January 16 of this year the Pride flag was unceremoniously taken down from the flag pole at Sonoma Valley High School by a unilateral action of David Bell, the President of the School Board.

The first Sonoma Valley wildfire of the 2026 fire season scorched 13.79 acres in the Hood Mountain watershed, opposite Oakmont and just east of the St. Francis Winery vineyards. According to CalFire ...

In response to reports that some Sonoma County voters have not received their vote-by-mail ballots for the Nov. 3 General ...

Lady Dragons host 14th-seed St. Helena Wednesday By Steven Serafini Sonoma Valley Sun Sports Editor After capturing the Vine ...

How Sonoma Valley is caring for its home, and what comes next On a clear evening at Sugarloaf Ridge State Park, you can watch ...

When was the last time you visited Sonoma Valley High School? If it has been a while, you might be surprised by what you find ...

By Steven Serafini Sonoma Valley Sun Sports Editor In their inaugural, 2025 WNBA season, the Golden State Valkyries didn’t ...

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

History provides context for our lives and offers a fresh perspective on the world around us. For those reasons, and to preserve the historical record of one of California’s most historically ...

On a Monday morning when Sonoma Valley Unified School District staff were set to begin mandatory professional development around LGBTQ+ student support, the flag representing those very students was ...

Sonoma County officials will celebrate the expansion of Sonoma County Transit’s electric bus fleet and unveil its new ...