Elissa Torres

From Secret Santa to galas, ice shows and bingo, there are plenty of ways to support Sonoma County nonprofits.

Tony Bennett said it best in his 1962 classic, “I Left My Heart In San Francisco.” The song chronicles stops in wonderful cities, but ones that aren’t home. And try as he might, t…

There are more than 30 Latino-owned wineries in Sonoma, Mendocino and Napa counties. Here is some information on each one.

Here is just a small sampling of upcoming events hosted by some of county nonprofits. Be sure to check each event listing’s link or with the organization for any specific details relating to registering and any other questions.

The cafe’s event calendar is jam packed with music from Afrobeats to jazz, R&B and salsa to art shows and tarot readings for those who want to immerse themselves in creative energy.

Here is a timeline of events related to COVID-19.

We asked readers to share a snapshot of those they lost during the pandemic. The stories below have been submitted from family members and taken from Press Democrat stories.

Here are the largest nonprofits and not-for-profit organizations incorporated in Sonoma County, ranked in order of annual gross receipts.

Editor’s note: With changing conditions at the county and state level around the coronavirus pandemic, it’s always a good idea to call ahead or look online before heading out to an event.

Coffee, crystals, candles and magic surround downtown Sebastopol year-round, but during autumn, the cozy energy is undeniable.

Some events have moved online while others remain in-person. Here’s what’s happening this Latino Heritage Month.

Painful pressures faced by Simone Biles familiar for ex-gymnast