Sonoma County adopts hillside vineyard restrictions. KEVIN MCCALLUM. THE PRESS DEMOCRAT. April 25, 2012. 4 minute read. comments. New rules ...

The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday unanimously OK'd a four-month moratorium on vineyard conversions on forested hilltops. Sonoma County freezes hillside vineyard conversions. Skip ...

A Sonoma County vintner who flouted environmental and agricultural regulations will be forced to repair a damaged hillside and pay fines and fees totaling more than $170,000, ...

SONOMA (KCBS) - Wine growers hoping to expand their vineyards by clearing forested hillsides may face an uphill struggle with regulators concerned about water quality. Sonoma County Agricultural ...

Sonoma County chose Alchera because it has performed similar work with wildfires in Australia, and offered a competitive rate as it was eager to test the system in the U.S. market, Godley said.

Sonoma County boasts some of the best wines in the U.S. Sonoma wine comes in a variety of styles and price ... This Pinot Gris comes from an eight-acre southwestern-facing hillside in ...

SONOMA COUNTY, Calif. (KGO) -- If you're looking for Bliss, it's on private property, but it's clearly visible just off Highway 121 in Sonoma County. Chuck O'Rear is neither the Pope nor the Dali ...

A man died after a car plunged down a hillside in remote Sonoma County, but his girlfriend survived, climbing up the steep slope with a broken leg and was rescued after 13 hours.

Sonoma County winery faces record $172,000 fine for alleged vineyard work violations. Skipstone Ranch, owned by a tech billionaire, plans to appeal the penalty, saying work was strictly related to ...

Just around 2 Friday afternoon, the hillside gave way and closed Highway 29 for nearly four hours. Napa County Assistant Public Works Superintendent Dave Cardwell had a unique way to describe the ...

Sonoma county wineries hoping to plant new hillside vineyards are facing a roadblock, Wine Spectator reports. The county board of supervisors has approved a four-month moratorium to study the issue.

Touted as Sonoma County’s first agrihood, three new residences on 30 rural acres near Petaluma are for sale starting at $3.6 million.. Part of a planned community that blends agriculture with ...