Lake Sonoma currently holds less than 42% of its water storage capacity after falling continuously since Jan. 21, when it held 152,474 acre feet of water.

Lake Sonoma now has nearly 240,000 acre feet in it, while Lake Mendocino, which is smaller, has nearly 84,000 acre feet, for a combined total of more than 322,000 acre feet.

The Lake Sonoma 50 is one of the fastest and most competitive 50-milers in the U.S., and it's turning up the notch on competition in its 16th year. Set in the rolling foothills near Healdsburg ...

Lake Sonoma is currently storing 234,742 acre-feet. Its storage capacity — not its overall capacity — is 381,000 acre-feet. And Lake Mendocino has 61,913 acre-feet with a storage capacity ...

Over the last decade, Sonoma County's Dry Creek Valley has become renowned for its jammy Zinfandels. Among outdoor enthusiasts, however, the area also is gaining attention for an intoxicating ...

Cal Fire announced it will suspend residential burn permits in the North Bay for the remainder of the dry season starting ...

Avelo Airlines expands routes from Sonoma to Salt Lake City and Southern California for convenient, affordable travel options. New nonstop service features Boeing 737 Next Generation aircraft for ...