Guerneville emerged as a logging town in the late 1800s, resulting in so many downed redwoods that it became known as "Stumptown." After preservationist James Armstrong stepped in to save the all- ...

The small Sonoma County town of Guerneville has always boasted a welcoming spirit. The former lumber town-turned-resort which butts up against the Russian River has been a destination for visitors ...

Town of Guerneville completely evacuated due to LNU Lightning Complex Fires Posted: Aug 21, 2020 / 09:52 PM PDT. Updated: Aug 21, 2020 / 09:52 PM PDT.

Guerneville, a small town in Sonoma County's Russian River Valley, is known for logging as well as its natural beauty, liberal atmosphere and proximity to wine tasting and redwood forests.

Sofas, lamps, closets, TVs, fridges, microwaves, mirrors, mattresses — entire living rooms, kitchens, bedrooms aka people’s lives are on display on the ...

GUERNEVILLE — Stranded amid a sea of river water, the town of Guerneville woke up to figure out just how bad the Russian River was to them this time.

It is a scenario familiar to Northern California residents: A wet winter arrives with heavy storms, and Guerneville, the picturesque Sonoma County town 75 miles north of San Francisco, is hit with ...

The town of Guerneville and some two dozen other communities are at risk of flooding from the Russian River north of San Francisco, which hit flood stage Tuesday evening and was expected to peak ...

Guerneville is a town in the midst of rediscovering itself. From its beginnings as a lumber town to its resort heydays in the 50s and gay renaissance in the 1970s, ...

By the 1860s, a young Swiss immigrant named George Guerne opened what became the area’s largest sawmill, and the town’s name changed to Guerneville. With the Russian River so close, ...

The town of Guerneville, California, is filled with queer-owned business and has all you'll need for a relaxing weekend getaway, including a river.

GUERNEVILLE (KPIX 5) -- In the normally quiet west Sonoma County town of Guerneville, the debate over homelessness is getting downright loud. Where the town ends, another community begins. "You're ...