Electrical Lines Connected to Camp Fire Shut Off
PG&E has permanently shut off power to the electrical lines that have been linked to the deadly Camp Fire. In a court filing, the utility said that as of July 31st they had de-energized all towers in
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Ghost Ship Trail Deliberations Start Over
Jury deliberations in the so-called Ghost Ship trial are starting over after three jurors were dismissed yesterday. The move means three alternates will now be brought in to replace them. Jurors have spent the past two-weeks deciding
Rohnert Park Faces Another Lawsuit Over Officers
The Rohnert Park Public Safety Department is facing another lawsuit accusing its police officers of stealing cash and cannabis during unlawful traffic stops. The Press Democrat reports five men filed a federal racketeering complaint against the department
Santa Rosa CHP Officer Due in Court Over Threats
A Santa Rosa-based CHP officer is due in court today over allegations he threatened a neighbor with a gun while off-duty. City police say 47-year-old Officer Jeremy Finnerty was drunk, yelling expletives and holding a gun while
Jury to Decide PG&E’s Responsibility in Tubbs Fire
A judge overseeing PG&E’s bankruptcy will allow a California jury to decide whether the utility company’s equipment caused the deadly wine county fire in 2017. A federal bankruptcy judge made the ruling last week. Investigators have determined