The IT is a fantastic part of the Sonoma community. It's informative, well written, and on top of…read morewhat's happening in town. Best of all, it sticks purely to local news. It's a great read if your in Sonoma for a few days. It's a must read if you live here and care about our local institutions.

The Sonoma IT, run by unqualified, part-timers Jason Walsh, editor and publisher who commute to…read moretheir jobs only 3 times each week. They mislead readers with their police log columns seemingly about Sonoma Police incidents and news for and about Sonoma denizens. Actually, the entertainment-only stories are false, inaccurate, and designed so you would not even question their legitimacy. The IT is protected from lawsuits arising from libel challenges, and only those public record logs. What you are are actually reading isn't the log and isn't protected by the first amendment. It uses words from the log and then added new material which makes no reference of source or named testimony and aimed at indicating guilt. This is done in the dark, in secret, using handed-down policy which favors one group over another. All facts and kept away from their subscribers and readers . The resulting log, without the byline of the IT staff writer, sources, and any disclaimer of the presumption of innocence. If you, or any person you know, who is private person and was named by the IT in any police blotter or log or police log, the paper is unique vulnerable and could be wholly responsible to you if you have been damaged. The publisher admitted in court that the paper has always interviewed unnamed people for the log and used other sources for those stories. Without the normal use of industry standard of giving the subject their right to deny and explain, Plaintiffs are eligible for special damages, which can be award more than double your claim of damages. In small claims you can sue for up to $10,000, and you are given a better chance at winning than loosing as the Plaintiff (person suing). $50 filing fee, but ask to have that fee waived. That is also your right.

Excellent local paper with interesting and informative articles!…read moreWitty editorial insight and gorgeous photos! Cutest dog (next to mine of course) on the planet in every issue!!

So when you drive into downtown Kenwood to visit the small food market or Ty Caton - Muscardini…read morewine tasting, get a free copy of the Kenwood Press from the newspaper box. It's our weekly "rag sheet" It features local news and gossip only. The news territory extends all the way down to Glen Ellen (4 miles away). For a hoot read the police blotter weekly report (Page 2) . You may wet your pants while laughing at what we locals consider a "crime" that requires police intervention. {Those darn kids down the street are playing their music too loud again!}

thank you very much for making mine and my Mother's Day at starbucks, you're an angel we love 95.3…read moreKUIC!!

This station is the bane of my existence and it drives me crazy that I have to listen to it at…read morework. They play the same songs over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over... Then the next day they start again and play the same songs they played the day before over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over... Remember those one hit wonders whose songs got played to death years ago? They're still going strong on KUIC! Hootie and the Blowfish? You got it! James Blunt? Sure why not! How about some Nickelback 20 times a day? Can't get enough of them! When I ask my coworker to change the station she switches it to KKIQ. Guess what? It's the SAME EFFING COMPANY with the SAME EFFING FORMAT! They play the SAME EFFING MUSIC! It's the equivalent of sonic diarhhea and it's driving me insane! MAKE IT STOP!

Everyone there is really friendly! Napa Valley TV really creates a great sense of community!read more

I enjoy the little tidbits about Petaluma that fill each issue of the Post…read more Terry, the publisher, is a local guy who knows everyone and is very easy to work with. It's got its finger on Petaluma's cultural pulse. Definitely pick up a copy to find out what's going on in town.