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'Hip Hop Gameshow' debuts in Santa Rosa

Written by: Michelle Marques

MCs will be competing in games such as ‘no rhyming’ challenges.

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Funding shift threatens mobile crisis response in North Bay counties

Written by: Shandra Back

Mobile crisis teams made up of mental health professionals have been responding to many police calls in Sonoma County instead of armed officers. Now, the proposed state budget puts California’s mobile crisis teams at risk.

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Lawsuit alleges elder abuse at Santa Rosa retirement community

Written by: Noah Abrams
Plaintiff attorneys allege Varenna isn't allowing hired caregivers to assist residents with activities of daily living.

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Santa Rosa Junior College pushes forward $830 million bond for campus modernization

Written by: Shandra Back
The proposal would modernize the 108‑year‑old institution and address facility needs across campuses in Sonoma, Marin and Mendocino counties.

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  1. Sebastopol public library closed indefinitely due to mold
  2. ‘An existential challenge’: why Santa Rosa schools are refusing interdistrict transfers
  3. New Santa Rosa police program transforms home spaces for vulnerable youth
  4. Prescribed fire turned wild burning near Lake Berryessa Monday; elevated chance of fire weather this week
  5. North Bay Election Results; What we know so far
  6. Santa Rosa police warn of immigration scam impersonating Catholic Charities
  7. Immigrant‑rights coalition organizes 50‑mile walk against Bay Area detention expansion
  8. Incumbent North Bay congressmen advance to November, challengers up in the air
  9. As license plate readers expand, North Bay communities debate the meaning of public safety
  10. Santa Rosa nonprofit ordered to pay $6 million for in-home caregiver's alleged abuse
  11. Statewide election results, what we know so far
  12. McGuire and Gallagher set to square off for Congress come November
  13. Sonoma County approves new plan to stabilize agriculture amid industry decline
  14. ELECTION RESULTS: Supervisor race too close to call; Congressional incumbents win big
  15. Rival state legislative leaders outline competing visions in bid for Congress
  16. Education, healthcare, support services front and center for 2nd District Supervisor candidate Joanna Paun
  17. Big spend by two Democrats defines race for California's 4th Congressional District
  18. Billionaire blitz? Outside interests spend big in crowded race North Bay assembly seat
  19. With Rabbitt stepping down, four candidates vie for District 4 seat on Sonoma County Board of Supervisors
  20. Homelessness is down in CA and across the country, says new federal report
  21. Mental health care front and center for challenger to House District 2 seat
  22. Busy week awaits Sonoma County's Registrar of Voters
  23. After book ban reversal, young adult author speaks with Windsor High students
  24. Imminent changes to state climate policy could favor oil and gas industry
  25. COVID restrictions have long since passed but community college students still struggle with online education
  26. Pest insect discovered in produce sold at North Bay Costco's causes major alarm
  27. Sonoma County couple grow and eat extremely hot peppers
  28. Clear Lake tests new phosphorus treatment as algal blooms intensify in Northern California
  29. Producer of Climate California series shares how storytelling drives climate action
  30. Composer of Climate California series shares secrets behind the score
  31. Fighting for a foothold: restoration work safeguards fragile ecosystem on Yerba Buena Island
  32. Coalition proposes alternate plan to address state water needs
  33. Part two: North Bay candidates continue their push for California’s Assembly District 12 seat ahead of June primary
  34. Man killed by falling branch during weekend's wind event in Santa Rosa
  35. In a shifting wine market, Latino representation emerges as a powerful force
  36. North Bay water supplies looking stable, save for one scenario, as long term plans head for update
  37. New play by David Templeton debuts at Montgomery High School
  38. North Bay candidates vie for California’s Assembly District 12 seat ahead of June primary
  39. Sonoma County releases 2025 ICE data at Truth Act forum as community packs chambers
  40. Three candidates vie to replace Sen. Mike McGuire in District 2
  41. Rogers highlights healthcare and climate priorities in bid for state Assembly
  42. Northern California’s Homekey successes stand out amid statewide delays and failures
  43. Northern California officials warn of early fire activity as state enters ‘fire year’
  44. 4.2 Magnitude earthquake rattles Geysers area early Thursday morning
  45. Defending beef in DC? Marin County rancher, author, lawyer bids for 2nd Congressional seat
  46. Large federal law‑enforcement presence reported at Rohnert Park apartment complex; local department says it was not ICE
  47. Greer pledges local accountability and affordability focus in bid for state Assembly
  48. New Sonoma State president brings experience leading universities through turmoil
  49. Prestwood Elementary School commemorates over 75 years of education with mural
  50. Candidates for Sonoma County's 2nd Supervisor share positions on housing, disaster prep at Petaluma forum
  51. Appeals court reverses conspiracy, trespassing convictions for activist
  52. Tim Kelly plots independent path in bid for 1st District Congressional seat
  53. Sonoma County sheriff faces scrutiny after ICE information‑sharing policy violation
  54. Public memorial service set for deceased people without family, financial means
  55. Sonoma County passes ordinance restricting county support for federal immigration enforcement; advocates say it doesn’t go far enough
  56. On Workers Memorial Day, Sonoma County day laborers honor injured and fallen workers
  57. Family questions Sonoma County jail arrest after man detained by ICE inside facility
  58. Artist selected to design the Sonoma County Fire Memorial
  59. Dry winter and later rains raise the chance for busy fire season
  60. Sonoma County expands free Health To Go vending machines
  61. 9th Circuit blocks California limits on anonymous immigration agents
  62. From Haiti to Chile to Sonoma County: one asylum seeker’s search for safety
  63. Richard Minner calls for reforms to electoral process in outsider bid for Congress
  64. Santa Rosa moves to expand wildfire risk zones
  65. Pigs promote wildfire prevention at North Bay winery
  66. Napa County warns of property tax scams
  67. Corrupt former Rohnert Park police officers to be sentenced in May
  68. House District 2 candidate waves flag for peace in bid for seat in Congress
  69. How immigration raid fears are impacting children in Sonoma County
  70. Sonoma County adds pair of mobile resource vans to Open Doors services hub
  71. Anti-ICE protestors present ordinance to Marin County supervisors
  72. California tax preparers see sharp drop as many undocumented immigrants stop filing
  73. California's 1st Congressional District sees double the elections as Prop 50 makeover looms
  74. The 'Judgment of Paris' tasting still matters to California wineries 50 years on
  75. Despite record breaking March heatwave, wildland fire outlook normal for now in CA
  76. Sonoma County passes immigration non‑collaboration ordinance after activists detained
  77. Sonoma County's youngest civil grand juror says she serves to "keep democracy alive in our community"
  78. Police stand-off closes off neighborhood in west Petaluma
  79. Ag Institute of Marin plans permanent farmer's market at Marin Civic Center
  80. Immigrant truck drivers were supposed to get their licenses back. Why is California's DMV stalling?
  81. Small-scale dredging around North Bay cities could play key role in sustaining wetlands
  82. Cal State students widely use AI tools, but mistrust results and fear job impact
  83. The fight to keep Women’s and Gender Studies alive at Sonoma State University
  84. Sonoma State offered some of the nation’s first Women’s Studies classes; now they’re going away
  85. Local clinic puts ketamine assisted therapy in the spotlight
  86. Sonoma County turns out for third 'No Kings'
  87. Cotati weighs options for response to federal immigration enforcement surge
  88. Sonoma County mixed‑status families face some of the steepest income losses in the Bay Area if immigration raids occur, report finds
  89. The Lost Church Santa Rosa reopens in new downtown venue
  90. Santa Rosa approves limits on ICE use of city property, says police won’t be asked to enforce them
  91. Mercado Rosa grand opening showcases Latino small businesses in Sonoma County
  92. Annual 'Pliny the Younger' release taps into something deeper
  93. Santa Rosa weighs ICE access to city property amid public safety concerns
  94. Gravensteins on the brink: Sonoma County's signature apple hangs on---just barely
  95. New Sonoma County plan outlines emergency response to federal immigration actions
  96. Sebastopol, Windsor cut ties with North Bay Animal Services
  97. “A huge decrease in trust, especially in our immigrant community," says Santa Rosa's police chief on immigration fears
  98. “I didn’t feel safe calling police." Fear of ICE is changing public safety in Santa Rosa
  99. Man yelled 'shoot me' before Santa Rosa police shooting, investigators say
  100. Popular Estero Americano Preserve attracts wave of visitors and concern from neighbors
  101. Former Press Democrat co-owner sued by billionaire mentor and close friend
  102. Marin County construction trades program enables public housing residents to rebuild their own community
  103. 2nd District Supervisor David Rabbitt won't seek fifth term as four candidates jump in the race
  104. California lawmakers grill DMV director on deadly failures
  105. Reviewing the abrupt closure of Sebastopol's Soft Medicine
  106. Audrey Denney calls out corporate influence in Washington as she runs for CA 1st District House seat
  107. Marin County's TRUTH Act forum reveals how a blue county responds to national ICE crackdown
  108. Wineries suffer tariff hangovers despite SCOTUS ruling
  109. Santa Rosa prepares for March 28 'No Kings' protest as police expect record crowds
  110. CSU sues to challenge 'lawless overreach' in federal Title IX probe
  111. Measure to continue funding Sonoma Marin Area Rail Transit heading before voters
  112. Marin County considers waste collection rate hike in West Marin
  113. Checking in with Santa Rosa Junior College's Oak Leaf staff
  114. Healdsburg exploring community led housing land trust
  115. Immigrant workforce central to Sonoma County’s economic stability, experts tell 2026 Economic Perspective
  116. After La Onda cancellation, Sonoma County leaders work to keep Latino celebrations going
  117. CA GOP lawmakers are incensed over a gas tax study; rural groups say they need it
  118. Petaluma pulls back controversial downtown zoning rules
  119. Sonoma County supervisors vote to put SMART measure on June ballot
  120. State Senator Mike McGuire says Democrats need to stand up and fight
  121. He saw an abandoned trailer. Then, he uncovered a surveillance network on California's border
  122. Bird flu detected in elephant seals along Bay Area coast
  123. Sonoma County day laborers face fewer jobs amid a harsher national immigration climate
  124. Los Cien urges Sonoma County to end voluntary ICE cooperation
  125. Sonoma-Marin rail system tax extension will appear on June ballot
  126. Portion of Highway 1 closed north of Fort Bragg
  127. Evacuation warning issued for area of Guerneville due to landslide risk
  128. 2 sentenced in fraud scheme posing as roofing contractors
  129. Avalanche expert explains why thin snowpack made Sierra conditions so dangerous
  130. Public’s help is critical in preventing mosquito‑borne diseases, district says
  131. Small Napa County winery contests 'ruinous' fine over on-site tasting
  132. Money is tight and campus fees are rising at Cal State schools
  133. Lightning strike knocks out power to Santa Rosa elementary school
  134. Interview: First 5 Sonoma County distributes funds from Measure I
  135. Shoppers injured after car crashes into front of Santa Rosa grocery store
  136. Santa Rosa weighs options for limiting city cooperation with federal immigration authorities
  137. Local construction company BoDean agrees to nearly $1.3 million air pollution fine
  138. Sonoma city manager selected as next Sonoma County executive
  139. Sonoma County Commission on Human Rights marks 100 years of Black history commemorations
  140. Sonoma County awards over $10 million for homeless and mental health care but doubts over future funding remain
  141. Santa Rosa prepares for federal immigration operations as council reviews public safety concerns
  142. Wildlife advocates threaten lawsuit against Trump administration over Clear Lake Hitch
  143. Sebastopol asking for input on possible traffic flow changes
  144. Carpool hours set to change again on Highway 101 in Marin and Sonoma
  145. Cal State to back three proposals on nursing ed, campus safety and more
  146. Popular Sonoma County vegetable farm hopes for permanent sale
  147. Inside Santa Rosa’s Taco Tuesday bike ride, a weekly community gathering
  148. Museum of Sonoma County seeking $100K for 'Running Fence' anniversary exhibit
  149. Q&A: Sonoma County’s new 2026 board chair focuses on ‘innovative’ strategies amid federal budget cuts
  150. Sonoma County board chair responds to public frustration over immigrant community support
  151. Inside the Sonoma County “Clothing Closet” helping teens access free clothes
  152. Santa Rosa healthcare workers mourn nurse shot by federal immigration agent in Minneapolis
  153. Bachelors degrees at community colleges: lawmakers say yes, UC and CSU say slow down
  154. Possible hydrogen cyanide leak investigation prompts shelter-in-place order
  155. "It's slowly getting better;" Sonoma State students and faculty mark one year since announcement of dramatic cuts
  156. Sonoma County supervisor calls ICE actions ‘abhorrent’ and urges end to any local cooperation
  157. CA cities just saw their lowest homicide rates in decades; it's not clear why
  158. Sonoma County leader shifts views on ICE collaboration
  159. Napa County health officials confirm isolated measles case, first since 2012
  160. Sonoma State welcomes new president
  161. Northern California cities contend with federal lawsuit over on-hold building code
  162. Santa Rose Junior College facing federal investigation over transgender athlete policies
  163. Windsor school board faces backlash after rejecting ‘Scythe’ from curriculum
  164. LandPaths acquires historic 69-acre Calvi Ranch near Occidental
  165. Governor denies Louisiana's request to extradite Sonoma County-based doctor
  166. Tenants at Sebastopol's Woodmark Apartments still in their units in the new year
  167. So far, so good...Bodega Bay crabbers cautiously optimistic as season gets underway
  168. Cyclist dies after train collision Monday morning
  169. Thousands gather in Santa Rosa's Courthouse Square to protest fatal ICE shooting
  170. Parents sue Healdsburg private school over student's August 2025 death
  171. 3 coastal beaches cleared for public use after Russian River sewage spill
  172. Indivisible Sonoma County weighs in on Avelo Airlines' decision to halt deportation flights
  173. Bodega Bay crabbing fleet heads out to sea despite price uncertainties
  174. Sonoma County Office of Education offers free mental health workshops for families
  175. Windsor school board rejects award-winning YA novel, prompting censorship debate
  176. Storm runoff and tidal surge bring glimpse into forecast future for Marin's waterfront
  177. Two teens shot in brazen robbery at Santa Rosa Transit Mall
  178. Rep. Doug LaMalfa, longtime NorCal lawmaker, dies at 65
  179. Emergency repairs sought after Sonoma Valley Sanitation pipeline rupture
  180. E-bike safety; a recent Marin County crash prompts change
  181. Stay informed on unfolding Venezuala story
  182. California faces grim budget outlook to start 2026
  183. Sonoma County holiday events
  184. Recent North Bay winter shark encounters fall out of the ordinary seasonal pattern
  185. California Dungeness crab season nears opening day
  186. Northern California ICE arrests surge; Sonoma County mother describes fallout
  187. Data reveals ICE arrests across Northern California more than tripled this year
  188. Trump administration to review proposed dam removal in Mendocino, Lake counties
  189. Santa Rosa's (not so secret) teenage Secret Santa raises over $40,000 for holiday gifts
  190. Thousands lose power across Northern California during strong overnight storm
  191. Pediatric clinic at Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital to close in March
  192. More rain blowing into the North Bay through Christmas week
  193. What's next for Medi-Cal? A former state health leader weighs in
  194. Rohnert Park couple forfeit cash for allegedly operating illegal fish biz from home
  195. Data reveals wide gaps in Sonoma County school performance
  196. Neighbors roundly concerned with large townhouse project on historic Carrillo Adobe property
  197. Tenants at Sebastopol's Woodmark Apartments remain in wait as new year looms
  198. Coming rain should dispel month-long tule fog conditions
  199. While thousands of acres of grape vines are being pulled out, why are these wineries replanting?
  200. Sonoma County health centers urge enrollment before Medi‑Cal cutoff
  201. KRCB Interview: CalMatters politics reporter on Mike McGuire's congressional run
  202. Planners tussle with developer over environmental impact of Lucas Valley subdivision
  203. Sebastopol doctor at the center of Texas lawsuit over abortion care
  204. Sonoma County father weighs self-deportation after weeks in ICE custody
  205. Cloverdale approves water supply assessment for proposed Esmeralda development
  206. Volunteer training starts soon for free tax preparation program
  207. Bipartisan bill aims to ease Trump tariff strain on wine and specialty crop farmers
  208. Next-generation Clipper cards set to make rides smoother, cheaper for regional travelers
  209. Report shows Santa Rosa Junior College generates over 5% of Sonoma County's annual GDP
  210. SMART track crossing at Jennings Avenue in Santa Rosa clears important hurdle
  211. State cannabis excise tax revenue tops $177M after short‑lived rate increase
  212. Animal rights activist handed 90-day sentence for 2023 action at Petaluma Poultry
  213. Santa Rosa's police department asks for funding boost as mental health calls increase
  214. Bay Area leaders mark World AIDS Day with vow to achieve zero new HIV infections
  215. High surf advisory, sneaker waves expected on coast through midweek
  216. Apple TV spotlights Michelin-starred Mendocino Coast chef in new reality show
  217. Drivers remain rolling as roundabout at Big Bend awaits final touches
  218. Potter Valley Project public workshop focuses on future water sources after decommissioning
  219. State Senator Mike McGuire says California voters want change in Congress
  220. Santa Rosa lines up interim city manager to take over in January
  221. Fort Bragg PD says its Flock cameras are keeping privacy intact
  222. Santa Cruz-area winegrowers create new heritage district to attract tourism
  223. Santa Rosa drug and alcohol recovery center expansion approved by Planning Commission
  224. Suspect in Cloverdale homicide found dead after standoff with sheriff SWAT team in Santa Rosa
  225. New federal proposal would consider use of SNAP, Medicaid in green card applications
  226. Trump administration announces plan for new oil drilling off California coast
  227. "People are going to die;" Bay Area homelessness leaders speak out about federal HUD cuts
  228. Rohnert Park's plans for a new downtown take big step forward
  229. Pest control firms agree to settlement with Sonoma and several other CA counties for violations
  230. Decommissioning process moves forward for Potter Valley Project dams
  231. Sonoma State announces new president
  232. Cal State wants to offer bigger raises to campus presidents while cutting elsewhere
  233. Wave powered desalination buoy arrives in Fort Bragg ahead of test launch
  234. WinterBlast draws thousands to Santa Rosa for magical lighted parade
  235. Sonoma County volunteers start 'Grocery Buddy' Facebook group to keep neighbors fed
  236. Schools, farms grapple with lost funding after federal program is gutted
  237. Catholic Charities calls on Sonoma County to give the gift of citizenship
  238. Short-lived atmospheric river lashes Bay Area
  239. Controversial anti-Semite with Sonoma County ties faces federal trial in Tennessee
  240. Democrat Mike McGuire challenges GOP Rep. Doug LaMalfa for new Prop. 50 seat
  241. Debate continues over calls for Sonoma County sanctuary designation
  242. North Bay small farmers suffer trickle-down impacts of federal shutdown
  243. Northern lights visible over Northern California as solar storm slams into Earth
  244. Educator Colby Smart announces 2026 run for Jared Huffman's seat
  245. Press Democrat reporter talks latest details in Ken Mattson's bankruptcy case
  246. With some help from his friends, local teen creates 'Sonoma County Honor Field'
  247. North Bay congressmen criticize latest deal to end government shutdown
  248. Cancellations continue across Bay Area airports weeks before major holiday travel
  249. Federal shutdown means no Coast Guard in this year's Petaluma Veterans parade
  250. Food bank in "crisis mode" receives overwhelming community support
  251. Sonoma County responds to urgent need for food as CalFresh benefits are halted
  252. Sebastopol approves targeted and temporary renter protections
  253. ELECTION RESULTS: Prop. 50 passing; in Petaluma, Measure I not reaching 2/3 threshold
  254. Sonoma County records first bird flu outbreaks of winter season
  255. New poll finds Latino voters are most concerned about cost of living, inflation
  256. Rain and strong winds forecast to move into Sonoma County over next 48 hours
  257. 'Renaissance Petaluma' embraces proposed Appellation hotel as good for downtown business
  258. Protesters call for non-collaboration ordinance outside of county jail
  259. 'This American Life' creator and host visits Santa Rosa on tour
  260. California's Senate leader tells KRCB News why he thinks Prop. 50 is crucial
  261. New mental health and conservatorship laws come at a cost to Sonoma County
  262. Sonoma County sheriff talks about what DHS told him and other county leaders about planned ICE activity
  263. Animal rights activist found guilty in Sonoma County court
  264. Santa Rosa Community Health announces new pediatric clinic
  265. Sonoma County Sanctuary Coalition calls for greater protections against ICE actions
  266. New DHS field director shares immigration enforcement plans with Sonoma County sheriff
  267. Sonoma County makes COLAs for pensioners a top priority in 2026 legislative platform
  268. 2 arrested in homicide of 60-year-old man found shot outside Santa Rosa home
  269. Sonoma County community organizers repeat calls for greater protection for migrant community
  270. Local brewer namechecked on Jeopardy! game show
  271. Providence announces closing of pediatric care ward at Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital
  272. Tens of thousands Sonoma County residents may not receive November CalFresh benefits
  273. Sebastopol moves forward with tenant protections with protection for Woodmark Apartments in mind
  274. Newsom to deploy CA National Guard after millions at risk of delayed food assistance in shutdown
  275. Petaluma city council takes issue with recall effort
  276. Assembly member Chris Rogers says California's Prop 50 will counter political gamesmanship
  277. Don't pass the Buck: Institute studying science of aging offers free guided tours
  278. Petaluma high school bond measure on the ballot this fall
  279. New study forecasts economic impacts of mass deportations in the North Bay
  280. Thousands of protesters gather for No Kings rally in Santa Rosa
  281. Esmeralda founder makes case for new walkable development in eastern Cloverdale
  282. Inclusive cycling event kicks off weeklong coastal California ride in Santa Rosa
  283. Department of Homeland Security visits Sonoma County Sheriff's Office
  284. A local startup sold a plastic recycling dream; neighbors call it just another incinerator
  285. County-run Bodega Bay marina funds consolidated
  286. Senior peer counseling programs help older adults connect
  287. Former Press Democrat reporter detained while covering Gaza aid flotilla
  288. Woodmark residents in Sebastopol face eviction threat; deed says apartments for farmworkers
  289. Rebuilding and delays continue on 8th anniversary of the Tubbs Fire
  290. Deadline extended for residential earthquake retrofits grants
  291. Federal grant cancellations threaten Sonoma State teachers residency program
  292. Poets and printers gather to share art in Graton
  293. A week without driving? Sonoma County leaders reflect on nationwide transportation campaign
  294. Sonoma County declines official sanctuary status; instead creates supervisorial committee focused on immigrant community
  295. Recycling startup Resynergi announces company leaving Rohnert Park
  296. Local nonprofit clinics struggle as federal shutdown pauses telehealth payments
  297. Sonoma County superintendent warns of potential state takeover of Santa Rosa schools
  298. A unique library in Monte Rio offers borrowers to pursue their musical dreams
  299. IOLERO investigators actions called into question by Deputy Sheriff's Association
  300. What a government shutdown will mean for Californians
  301. Novato Narrows carpool lanes officially opens in north and south directions
  302. Dispute deepens over Sheriff's Office law enforcement oversight procedures
  303. Hours-long public comment airs widespread opposition to latest plan for Sonoma Developmental Center
  304. Los Cien's State of Latino Community address highlights hope and community solidarity
  305. Guerneville's Wildwood Retreat looks for last hour reprieve as sale looms
  306. Falcons help local winemakers protect their crop at harvest time
  307. Windsor unites with neighboring sanitation district to achieve 100% recycling of treated wastewater
  308. New study on Latino Californians reveals health care obstacles
  309. Rohnert Park team advances to Cal Ripken World Series
  310. Latino voter survey reflects impact of broken promises
  311. Activists aim to draw attention to weapon maker's local ties with Healdsburg demonstration
  312. Lowes settles consumer protection case, Sonoma County's weights and measures dept. key in investigation
  313. Santa Rosa vigil responds to SCOTUS ruling on immigration enforcement
  314. Marin, Sonoma....and Modoc? Newsom's redistricting maps would combine very different perspectives
  315. Petaluma's B'nai Israel Jewish Center celebrates 100 year anniversary
  316. Santa Rosa celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with El Grito Fest
  317. Pedestrian bridge to rise above Highway 101 in Santa Rosa
  318. Sonoma County’s new ‘Open Doors’ initiative helps residents access services
  319. Layers of history on display at Sonoma Coast's Fort Ross
  320. Santa Rosa Open Studios returns for second year with more than 50 artists
  321. Sonoma County's 2024 Crop Report shows gains in organic milk, challenges for wine and poultry
  322. Newsom's bid to fast-track delta tunnel stalls again
  323. Southwest Airlines coming to Santa Rosa's regional airport
  324. Murder charges filed in fatal DUI crash that killed six
  325. Californians asked to track monarch butterfly sightings to help save declining population
  326. Climate change forcing Napa vintners to make hard choices
  327. Santa Rosa's Lost Church finds new location
  328. As harvest season nears, fears over federal immigration raids grow
  329. Fires caused by lightning break out throughout California
  330. Governor Newsom hasn’t released any of his 2025 calendars as required by state law
  331. Kaiser nurses prepare for 24-hour strike; allege 'unsafe staffing and burnout'
  332. Santa Rosa, Jenner, Ukiah join nationwide Labor Day demonstrations against Trump Administration
  333. Fire involving multiple trailers shuts down Northbound 101 in Santa Rosa Sunday afternoon
  334. Rohnert Park city council hears opposition to expanded plastic recycling plant
  335. KRCB Wine Beat: Wineries adapt to a rise in nondrinking visitors 
  336. Pickett Fire could cost an estimated $65 million in damage to vintners and other ag
  337. Firefight continues for Pickett fire burning near Calistoga
  338. California Senate committee to consider streamlining geothermal energy projects
  339. North Bay homeowners, landlords eligible for up to $10K in earthquake retrofit aid
  340. UC Berkeley poll finds more California voters support Prop 50 than oppose
  341. Facing financial strain, Ukiah senior center cuts back on programs and services
  342. Fast moving vegetation fire sparks Sunday afternoon in Lake County
  343. California redistricting plan may swing on this Sonoma County shakeup
  344. Heat wave prompts new wildfire preparedness push, including online resource hub
  345. Dungeness crab pop-up gear testing profitable for fishermen and safe for whales
  346. Gourd-geous racers steal the show at Sonoma's Tuesday night market
  347. Dale Webster, world record holder for longest surfing streak, dies at 76
  348. Sonoma County grappling with tragic spate of fatal domestic violence incidents
  349. Community pushback extends comment period on proposed Rohnert Park plastic recycling plant
  350. Alleged armed suspect shot, killed by police after overnight standoff in Santa Rosa
  351. Great excitements pairs with piecemeal progress in latest Great Redwood Trail update
  352. State legislators discuss Sonoma State recovery plan at latest forum
  353. Six local small producers join forces under new wine collective
  354. 2 Sonoma County Sheriff's Office employees dead in apparent murder-suicide
  355. Sonoma Valley launches rapid rehousing program
  356. Developer says Cotati Hotel project expected to restart construction in coming weeks
  357. State leaders ramp up partnership with AI companies for use in schools
  358. Some California winemakers don’t want tariffs on their European competitors
  359. With a new home for Eames Institute comes an expanded curatorial mission
  360. Sonoma County AmeriCorps fellows reflect on chaos of DOGE cuts to service programs
  361. Neighbor complaints spurs Sebastopol Porchfest move to public park
  362. California Supreme Court hands victory to rooftop solar panel owners
  363. Sonoma County Radio Amateurs keep information flowing in an emergency
  364. Novato city workers strike over sales tax funds
  365. Sebastopol police sued for civil rights violations over violent 2024 arrest
  366. Santa Rosa Water begins major sewer rehabilitation project
  367. Reporter's Notebook: Santa Rosa Junior College eyes possible bond measure
  368. Hunger strike planned outside Sonoma County admin center
  369. Sonoma County CERT volunteers train for local emergencies and disasters
  370. Sonoma County winegrowers and vintners explore a 'Wine Improvement District'
  371. Already struggling, area food banks brace for higher demand brought on by SNAP cuts
  372. Tsunami surge expected to hit Sonoma coast after midnight
  373. Local Resource Conservation Districts grapple with changes to federal grant funds
  374. Federal cuts threaten rural health care for half of Mendocino County residents
  375. Body found Sunday in Russian River believed to be missing man
  376. Trump administration cuts to NOAA affects global buoy network, accurate weather forecasting
  377. Sonoma County's cooperation with ICE focus of packed annual public forum
  378. Empty map kiosks and budget tightening at Trione-Annadel State Park
  379. You can always make a summer splash at Spring Lake
  380. North Bay's Rapid Response Network distributes info cards to resist ICE threats
  381. Fish counting a key part of the job for Sonoma Water biologists
  382. One philanthropic dollar per carbon ton: new study quantifies emissions reductions at local level
  383. A flight too far? Plaintiff in case against Permit Sonoma details intrusive drone surveillance
  384. CA scores high in new report on the fight against plastic pollution
  385. Advocates handcuff themselves to Joe Rodota Trail trees in bid to stop cutting
  386. Sonoma sheriff identifies victims in 2 separate weekend drownings
  387. Santa Rosa releases FEMA preliminary flood map
  388. One year on from Grants Pass decision, Sonoma County tries to balance homeless efforts
  389. Nature's recovery after wildfire begins with the birds
  390. How Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill might impact local hospitals, nursing facilities
  391. Rules limiting runoff and erosion from vineyards coming to North Coast
  392. Young sea lion rescued after weeks long stay in the Petaluma River
  393. Multi-faith group takes on day of fasting in support of migrants
  394. Press Democrat newsroom downsized
  395. What does it take to put on a professional fireworks display?
  396. Providence hospice workers strike against private equity company joint venture
  397. Sonoma County photojournalist accidently on scene to capture fireworks warehouse explosion in Yolo County
  398. State Library Parks Pass saved from California budget chopping block
  399. Sonoma County's emergency evacuation preparedness called into question in recent report
  400. Clipper Card outages reported on first day of transit fare increases

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