Man on Probation with Gun and Drugs Arrested in Petaluma
Petaluma police have arrested a man on probation after he was found with a gun, ammo, and drugs. Early last Thursday morning, an officer contacted Michael Galli who was walking in the 4000 block of Petaluma Boulevard
Man on Probation with Gun and Drugs Arrested in Petaluma
Petaluma police have arrested a man on probation after he was found with a gun, ammo, and drugs. Early last Thursday morning, an officer contacted Michael Galli who was walking in the 4000 block of Petaluma Boulevard
Finley Aquatic Center Closing for Renovations on November 3rd
The Finley Aquatic Center in Santa Rosa will close beginning Nov. 3 for a major makeover project that will last through spring 2024. On Sept. 12, the Santa Rosa City Council approved a $5.3 million contract with
Finley Aquatic Center Closing for Renovations on November 3rd
The Finley Aquatic Center in Santa Rosa will close beginning Nov. 3 for a major makeover project that will last through spring 2024. On Sept. 12, the Santa Rosa City Council approved a $5.3 million contract with
Assembly Member Jim Wood Hosting Insurance Hearing at Santa Rosa City Hall Today
As the North Bay marks six years since the 2017 October Wildfires, Assembly member Jim Wood, member of the Assembly Insurance Committee, will attend the first of several hearings held across the state to discuss wildfire risk
Assembly Member Jim Wood Hosting Insurance Hearing at Santa Rosa City Hall Today
As the North Bay marks six years since the 2017 October Wildfires, Assembly member Jim Wood, member of the Assembly Insurance Committee, will attend the first of several hearings held across the state to discuss wildfire risk
Sonoma County Supervisors Meeting Gets Hijacked by In-Person Hate Speech
Tomorrow morning, the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors will hold its first meeting since shutting down last week’s meeting early. The board recently banned online comments over Zoom after getting a barrage of racist, anti-Semitic and anti-LGBTQ
Sonoma County Supervisors Meeting Gets Hijacked by In-Person Hate Speech
Tomorrow morning, the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors will hold its first meeting since shutting down last week’s meeting early. The board recently banned online comments over Zoom after getting a barrage of racist, anti-Semitic and anti-LGBTQ
Kaiser Workers Return to Work But Labor Dispute is Not Over
The Kaiser Permanente employees’ strike is over with no new contract. The three-day, multi-state healthcare workers’ strike ended Saturday morning. More than 75-thousand employees walked out in the name of higher pay and more staffing. The next
Kaiser Workers Return to Work But Labor Dispute is Not Over
The Kaiser Permanente employees’ strike is over with no new contract. The three-day, multi-state healthcare workers’ strike ended Saturday morning. More than 75-thousand employees walked out in the name of higher pay and more staffing. The next