Petaluma Police Arrest Suspected Drug Dealer with Over 90 Grams of Meth
A man with a false vehicle registration has been arrested for possessing drugs for sale in Petaluma. On Wednesday night, an officer noticed a vehicle with a false registration tab as well as an incorrect license plate.
Police Make Arrests in Santa Rosa Teen Attack
Santa Rosa Police have arrested two people for attacking a teenager who was walking to school. This week, police arrested 19-year-old Joshua Bazan Ortiz and 25-year-old Victor Garcia-Roman for assault, and participating and assisting in criminal street
More Routes to Vegas Announced from Sonoma County Airport
Flights to Vegas from Santa Rosa are expanding. Charles M. Schulz-Sonoma County Airport announced Thursday that Alaska Airlines will add a direct route to Las Vegas, adding another destination to the half dozen routes the Seattle-based carrier
State Farm Will Drop Thousands of Property Insurance Policies in California Soon
State Farm plans to drop tens of thousands of California property insurance policies starting this summer. The carrier said the change is necessary to keep doing business in the state. The Illinois-based company is California’s largest home
Rape victim, 13, has baby amid confusion over state's abortion ban
ABC News (NEW YORK) — Regina, a mother of three daughters, lives in one of the poorest counties in one of the country’s poorest states — Mississippi. She holds down a job during the day and is
Santa Rosa’s Chris Rogers Secures General Election Spot for State Assembly
The latest election returns from Sonoma, Humboldt and Mendocino counties show Santa Rosa City Council member Chris Rogers appears to have secured his spot in the general election race to become the North Coast’s next Assembly member.
New Pump System Secured for Eel River Diversions
Officials are advancing plans for a new pump system to secure continued diversions from the Eel River to supply Lake Mendocino and the Russian River. The new system will replace structures that will be taken out when
Californians on Verge of Getting Extra Time to Sign Up for College Financial Aid
California is on the verge of extending the deadline to apply for college financial aid. Lawmakers passed a bill yesterday and sent it to Governor Newsom’s desk. If he signs it, students will get an extra month
Governor Newsom Calls for Ceasefire in Gaza and Calls Out Hate Itself
“Hate has no place in California.” That’s what Governor Newsom posted on social media as he calls for a ceasefire in Gaza. He posted an open letter yesterday to the state’s Muslim, Palestinian and Arab American communities.
North Bay to See Rain and Possible Thunderstorms Through Saturday
The National Weather Service is expecting rain and possible thunderstorms in the North Bay for the next couple of days. Forecasters expect a combined half inch to one-and-a-half inches of rain to fall in Sonoma and Napa