Colorado School of Mines digs deep for Division II football title. Can tough academics make a tough team?
Jeffrey Grigsby / EyeEm/Getty Images (NEW YORK) — Players on some well-known football teams have stickers on their helmets, awarded for standout in-game performances. Buckeye decals decorate Ohio State helmets. Florida State Seminoles proudly sport tomahawks. The
St. Vincent de Paul Football Team Get Parade for State Title on Sunday
The St. Vincent de Paul High School football team will be getting a parade this weekend. The state Division 6-AA champions will get their parade this Sunday at 10 AM in Petaluma. It will start and end
Local Business Hello Alice Moves to Dismiss Class-Action Lawsuit
Small business resource platform Hello Alice is filing to dismiss a class-action lawsuit. The Santa Rosa based company offered a grant program in partnership with Progressive Insurance Company that gave $25-thousand grants to 10 black-owned small businesses
New California Website Created to Fight Against Drugs
There’s a new tool in California’s fight against drugs. The website “opioids.ca.gov” just launched. It’s described as a one-stop shop for prevention and treatment resources. On top of that, the state is investing nearly eight-million dollars in
$50-Million Grant Given for Replacing Highway 37 Bridge
The California Transportation Commission approved a $50 million grant to replace and lengthen Tolay Creek Bridge on Highway 37 that will promote restoration of the San Pablo Baylands. The project will widen the bridge to two lanes
Santa Rosa City Schools Board Endorses Pilot Program for SROs
The majority of the Santa Rosa City Schools board has voted to endorse a pilot program that would bring school resource officers back to campuses. The board of trustees casted the vote late Wednesday, following a crowded
Montgomery High School Stabber Gets Sentenced for Lesser Crime
The 16-year-old boy who stabbed a fellow Montgomery High School student to death in March has been sentenced to probation. On Thursday, Daniel Pulido was sentenced for having a knife on campus on the day of the
Santa Rosa Men Pleads Not Guilty to Fentanyl Murder of 17-Year-Old Girl in Napa
Two men from Santa Rosa have pleaded not guilty to murdering a 17-year-old girl from Napa. The men are accused of selling the girl fentanyl-laced pills twice in May of 2022. She died of an overdose that
Deaths in California Down For the First Time Since the Pandemic
For the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic, California is going to see fewer people die. Data from the California Department of Public Health shows the number of deaths from all causes is expected to fall under
Fire Victim Trust Sells Last PG&E Stock
The Fire Victim Trust has sold its remaining shares of PG&E stock. On Wednesday, the trust sold nearly 68 million PG&E shares, adding another one-point-two-billion-dollars to the fund. The fund’s overall value now stands at more than