Glen Ellen Woman to be Sentenced in July for Fatal Crash in Santa Rosa
A Glen Ellen woman is expected to be sentenced next month after reaching a plea deal in a fatal head-on collision that killed a Santa Rosa woman in May. Serina Rogers pleaded no contest on June 18th
Santa Rosa Bike Rider Injured in Hit-and-Run Crash by SUV
A Santa Rosa man riding his bike to work Saturday morning was hit by an SUV, then dragged along the pavement before the driver left the scene. The victim of the reported hit-and-run suffered three fractures in
D Street Bridge in Petaluma Opening to Boats Thursday and Friday Mornings
Petaluma commuters might experience some traffic issues crossing the D Street Bridge Thursday morning and Friday morning. The City of Petaluma’s Turning Basin Dock Replacement project is in full swing, and the contractor will be moving equipment
Stretch of College Avenue in Santa Rosa Closed Due to Gas Leak
A stretch of College Avenue west of Downtown Santa Rosa is closed due to a gas leak. PG&E closed College Avenue between Dutton and Cleveland avenues at six o’clock Wednesday afternoon. From that time, it was not
California Budget Approved After Governor Newsom Proclaims Financial Emergency
California is facing a budget emergency. Governor Newsom declared that yesterday, hours before lawmakers approved several bills that make up the budget. They voted on the final agreement last night after reaching a deal on spending cuts
Santa Rosa Couple Pleads No Contest to Charges in Daughter’s Death
A Santa Rosa couple pleaded no contest to involuntary manslaughter in the death of their 15-month-old daughter who was exposed to fentanyl in their apartment just days before their jury trial was set to begin. Evan Frostick
Large Housing Bond Measure Coming to Bay Area Counties (Including Sonoma) for a November Vote
This November, voters in Sonoma and Napa Counties will decide on whether to approve a 20-billion-dollar affordable housing bond. On Wednesday, the Bay Area Housing Financing Authority board unanimously approved putting the measure on the ballot. If
Santa Rosa City Schools Officially Gets a New Superintendent
Doctor Daisy Morales will officially be the next superintendent of Santa Rosa City Schools. On Wednesday night, the district’s board voted to confirm Morales’ appointment, despite backlash from some parents and staff. Earlier this year, Morales resigned
Charges Stand Against Hotel Healdsburg Employee for Killing Santa Rosa’s Man
A judge has upheld charges against a Hotel Healdsburg employee accused of killing a Santa Rosa man who confronted and attacked staffers last year. In a brief ruling issued Wednesday in a Santa Rosa courtroom, a judge
Journalist Sadie Dingfelder discusses her inability to recognize faces
ABC News (NEW YORK) — Author Sadie Dingfelder discusses her experiences with face blindness in her new book, “Do I Know You? A Faceblind Reporter’s Journey into the Science of Sight, Memory, and Imagination.” From a young