The Valley
Sonoma Valley beyond the city line: Glen Ellen, Boyes Hot Springs, Schellville, Kenwood and the land between.
The picks are in: Sonoma County closes an early, light harvest with high hopes for the 2026 vintage
Sonoma County Winegrowers said Monday the 2026 harvest is complete, one of the earliest and lightest in years at an estimated 35 to 40 percent below average. In the accounts the group collected, from Dutton Ranch's July 16 first pick to the Sangiacomo family's small berries, the growers call the quality of what they picked exceptional, despite the short crop.
Clear security at Sonoma County Airport, ride straight to your SFO gate: new coach service starts November 17
Landline's Straight to Gate service lets travelers check bags and clear TSA screening at STS, then ride a secure coach directly to the secure side of San Francisco International.
Limerick Lane Cellars reaches its 40th harvest in the Russian River Valley
The Healdsburg estate began picking its milestone harvest in August. Its oldest block dates to 1910, and production still runs near 5,000 cases a year.
Gundlach Bundschu files for Chapter 11, and Sonoma Valley watches 168 years of family ownership hang in the balance
The valley's oldest continuously family-owned winery entered bankruptcy court September 23 with more than $37 million in debt. The tasting room stays open, an unidentified new investor is in talks, and the Bundschu family says it plans to remain involved.
Sonoma Hills Farm brings its first indoor-grown harvest to market
The Petaluma Gap farm's wholesale menu now lists indoor-grown Pink Jesus, years after the farm won the county's first legal cannabis cultivation permit.
The Sonoma Developmental Center's next chapter runs through environmental review
The specific plan and program EIR will decide the future of the 945-acre Eldridge campus; 650 acres of open space have already moved to state parks.