FARE program supports Marin community gardens
Grow your own is taking on a whole new meaning in Marin, as county officials are making roughly $1.4 million available for community gardens and other food-access initiatives. The grant funds are part of a Marin County
‘What’s Happening!!’ star Danielle Spencer dies at 60
Danielle Spencer from ‘What’s Happening!!’ poses for a photo in November 1976, in Los Angeles. (Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images) Danielle Spencer, a former child actor best known for her role as Dee in the 1970s sitcom What’s Happening!!,
Documents released on Uvalde massacre show police chief did not follow training on active shooters
Wu Xiaoling/Xinhua via Getty Images (UVALDE, Texas) — Two months before a gunman killed 19 children and two adults at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, the school district’s then-police chief was required to attend a training
Petaluma City Council Adjust Mobile Home Rules
The Petaluma City Council unanimously passed a new ordinance this week to protect mobile home residents from a legal loophole that had allowed park owners to trigger expensive arbitration hearings over rent increases. The Press Democrat reports
Federal Jury Trial For 2020 Inmate Overdose Underway
A federal trial is underway in San Francisco to determine if Sonoma County is responsible for the 2020 fentanyl overdose death of inmate Amber Marcotte. According to the Press Democrat, the lawsuit, filed by Marcotte’s family, claims
Trial Date Selected For 2024 Lake Berryessa Shooting
A man accused of shooting another man to death during a fight at Lake Berryessa will stand trial on October 6th. Gabriel Chavez is charged with first-degree murder and three counts of assault following the parking lot
Sebastopol City Council Allowing Guerneville-Based Nonprofit To Continue Homeless Outreach
Sebastopol is giving 40-thousand dollars to a social services agency to conduct homeless outreach. The move by the Sebastopol City Council will allow Guerneville-based homeless services nonprofit West County Community Services to keep providing outreach in the
SSU Forum Draws Hundreds
Monday afternoon’s forum discussing the financial future of Sonoma State University was packed. A standing-room only crowd of about 300 people attended the discussion on campus. The crowd included students, faculty and employees, as lawmakers and university
2 drivers hospitalized with serious injuries after rocks were dropped onto highway
The Nevada State Police Highway Patrol and Investigations Divisions, in coordination with the Henderson Police Department, responded to reports of individuals dropping or throwing large rocks from a pedestrian overpass onto northbound US-95 in Henderson, Nevada, Aug.
Murder-Suicide Leaves Two Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office Employees Dead
Two Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office employees are dead after an apparent murder-suicide. Police say it happened on Sunday night, starting at an apartment in Santa Rosa. Detectives believe off-duty deputy Jeremy Lyle shot and killed his former