Charles Schulz's former home in Sebastopol is for sale for $3.3 million, preserving its historic mid-century design.

The bucolic Sonoma County residence, known as Coffee Grounds, was occupied by the "Peanuts" creator from the mid-1960s to the ...

Now, 2162 Coffee Lane could be yours for $3.3 million. The home’s first owners were none other than “Peanuts” creator Charles ...

The first Sonoma County house of ‘Peanuts’ creator Charles M. Schulz is listed for $3.25 million. Take a photo tour of the ...

Produced by the Press Democrat and Peanuts Worldwide, ‘You Don’t Know ‘Peanuts’: The Untold Stories’ can be found at ...

After the property passed through a couple of other owners, another renowned artist — Jack Stuppin — bought it in 1985 and ...

None of Charles Schulz's cast of elementary school characters were ever explicitly identified as Jewish. But we can dream.

The cartoonist behind the beloved “Peanuts” comic strip built and lived in the mid-century house in Sonoma County in the ...

“You Don’t Know Peanuts: The Untold Stories,” a new podcast from The Press Democrat, produced with Peanuts Worldwide LLC, is live. Good grief! I can hardly believe it. “You Don’t Know Peanuts: The ...

We give you the reasons why A Charlie Brown Christmas is, perhaps, the best holiday TV movie ever, from its relevant message ...