Proposal for Sonoma Developmental Center Faces Backlash
A proposal to transform the Sonoma Developmental Center campus in Glen Ellen is facing backlash from some Sonoma County leaders. Eldridge Renewal, the corporation formed last April to guide the property’s redevelopment project, submitted its formal application
Edith Ceccarelli of Willits Passes Away at the Age of 116
Edith Ceccarelli, who was the oldest living person in America and the second oldest living person in the world, has died at the age of 116. Ceccarelli died Thursday afternoon in Willits at the care home where
Windsor Middle School Lockdown Based on Unfounded Threat
A threat that led to a 90-minute lockdown of Windsor Middle School is unfounded. Police say, on Thursday, someone called in a false threat to both the school and Windsor’s police station. Students and staff were ordered
Governor Newsom to Bring Up Homelessness Crisis During White House Visit
The homelessness crisis in California is taking center stage in D.C. Governor Newsom will meet with White House officials again today. He’s discussing the state’s key priorities which include more resources to support people with behavioral health
Cotati’s New Police Chief Outlines Goals
Cotati’s new police chief Chris Simmons is outlining his goals. Simmons says he wants to increase communication with the community, address theft and traffic issues, and focus on multifaceted crime prevention. Simmons has been Cotati’s police chief
Trump files several motions to dismiss his classified documents case
Former President Donald Trump leaves the courtroom on the third day of his civil fraud trial at New York State Supreme Court on Oct. 4, 2023, in New York. — Spencer Platt/Getty Images (NEW YORK) — Former
Three University of Wyoming swimmers killed in car crash
PBNJ Productions/Getty Images (NEW YORK) — Three members of the University of Wyoming swimming and diving team have died in a single-vehicle crash, according to the school. The accident happened on U.S. Highway 287, about 10 miles
Texas county issues disaster declaration ahead of April total solar eclipse
Edwin Remsberg/Getty Images (KILLEEN, Texas) — A small county in Texas is bracing for a state of emergency when hundreds of thousands of skywatchers are expected to flock to the South for the total solar eclipse in