Sonoma State—after the dust settles

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Earlier this year in January, Sonoma State University announced it was in a significant financial dilemma—and critical budget reductions would be necessary to address a projected deficit of $21 million. Seemingly Draconian cuts to staple degree programs,

Judge extends block on National Guard deployment into Portland

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U.S. National Guard in Washington D.C. (Kay Nietfeld/picture alliance via Getty Images) (PORTLAND, Ore.) — A federal judge on Sunday extended her order blocking President Donald Trump from sending National Guard troops into Portland, continuing the legal

Local Culinary Legend Remembered

Dozens of prominent chefs, restaurateurs, and winemakers gathered to praise Ash for elevating local dining through his commitment to fresh, seasonal, and regionally sourced ingredients, often paired with local wines. According to the Press Democrat, friends and

Recreational Crab Season Opens Amid Health Advisory

The recreational Dungeness crab season opened Saturday along the Sonoma Coast. State officials are warning about dangerous levels of domoic acid in the crabs’ internal organs. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife and the California Department

Arrest Made In Cash Scam Sting

A man was arrested Thursday for allegedly acting as a courier in a cash scam targeting Windsor residents. Investigators said scammers posed as federal officials, telling victims their bank accounts were compromised and instructing them to withdraw

Santa Rosa’s Unionized Teachers Demand Outside Audit

Hundreds of Santa Rosa’s unionized teachers and staff gathered last week to demand an outside audit of district finances. The rally reflects growing distrust in Santa Rosa City Schools leadership to address the district’s ongoing budget woes.