Santa Rosa Man Killed In Highway One Cliff Crash

A fifty-eight-year-old Santa Rosa man has died after his SUV plunged off a cliff along Highway One in Santa Cruz County on Monday afternoon. California Highway Patrol officials say the driver was traveling north of Scott Creek

Early Morning Petaluma House Fire Forces Two From Home

An early morning house fire on Meadowview Drive in Petaluma forced two residents to flee their home and briefly threatened nearby properties. Petaluma Fire crews responded around 12:45 a.m. Tuesday to find heavy flames and smoke tearing

Contractors Blame Santa Rosa In Fulton Road Roadwork Dispute

Contractors behind the prolonged widening of Fulton Road are firing back at Santa Rosa, claiming the city’s own technical inexperience derailed the multi-million dollar project. The Press Democrat, in a legal claim notice, Ghilotti Brothers and Vanguard

Decorated Marine Veteran To Keynote Sonoma Memorial Day

Retired U.S. Marine Corps Colonel Harry “Bucky” Peterson will be the guest of honor and keynote speaker at the 68th Annual Sonoma Valley Joint Memorial Day Observance this Monday. Per the Sonoma Index-Tribune, the ceremony kicks off

Sonoma County Mourns Founder Of Mom’s Apple Pie

The beloved mastermind behind Sonoma County’s legendary Mom’s Apple Pie has passed away at the age of ninety-five. Per the Press Democrat, Betty Carr, born Michiko Kameshima in Japan to a lineage that included the country’s last

Petaluma To Honor Beloved Little League Legend

The Petaluma youth baseball community will gather this Friday evening at Murphy Field to honor the life of longtime umpire and team sponsor Donny Armstrong, who passed away in January at age 74. According to the Petaluma

Community Rallies Behind Injured Local Athlete

A Rohnert Park woman and Team USA kayak fishing gold medalist is on a long road to recovery following a terrifying, life-changing car crash last month. The Press Democrat reports Annie Nagel, who also works as an

SRPD Carry The Flame Of Hope

Nearly thirty Santa Rosa Police runners took to the streets this morning for the annual Special Olympics Law Enforcement Torch Run. Accompanied by Mayor Mark Stapp and city employees, the department’s team carried the “Flame of Hope”