A standoff over rental rates that are set to rise this summer for the Santa Rosa Farmers Market has erupted into a war of words between market officials and Sonoma County leaders.

Police are investigating a shooting that sent a woman to Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital on Sunday afternoon. She was shot in the abdomen at a Clark Street home southeast of downtown.

The Sierra snowpack may be a fraction of what it was last year, but area skiers and snowboarders are reporting decent conditions.

A final City Council decision is expected Tuesday on the design of the CVS Pharmacy project, which has remained a contentious issue in Sebastopol.

The latest front in Sonoma County’s healthy food campaign is centered on what might seem an unlikely battlefield — the snack bar at Spring Lake Park.

Four years shy of 80, retired space scientist Alfred Mascy continues to explore far-flung wonders. But he has changed gears.

As a result of new federal health care rules, Path2Health could assist an additional 2,600 uninsured adult residents in Sonoma County.

Petaluma City Councilman Gabe Kearney felt like he was doing the right thing by using his iPad to read an environmental document during a recent meeting.

Each week, Santa Rosa police traffic officers pay extra attention to one of the city's most collision-prone intersections.

A reader had a safety suggestion for the work in Novato, and Caltrans is going to implement it.

This month marks the 50th anniversary of Mary Moore's fight for justice.

During the week of Feb.12 to 21, 1986, Guerneville was saturated with 24.57 inches of rain and the Russian River was cresting above 49 feet.

Gordie Stedman will tell you flat out that he has neither a fascination with history nor any thespian talents.

The county's plan to outsource operations at some veterans buildings is supported by some veterans and users, but others are worried.

A North Coast lawmaker is proposing a major overhaul of California's parks system to avoid the closure this summer of 67 parks.

The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors returns to two controversial issues on Tuesday: The beleaguered condition of county roads and a proposed cap on marijuana dispensaries.