The stars and stripes was proudly raised over Santa Rosa’s Veterans Tiny Home Village, as the revolutionary community marked another symbolic milestone. Karl Van Amburg and producer Michon Sardella were […]
Read More »After five deaths along the SMART train tracks in Sonoma County since late June, the SMART board of directors and general manager addressed the crisis, and looked for solutions. Karl […]
Read More »Santa Rosa’s Coffey Park celebrated the reopening of a beloved neighborhood hangout Friday night, more than a year and a half after it was lost in the Tubbs Fire. Karl […]
Read More »In the wake of two recent fatalities, SMART Train has installed pedestrian Z-gates at the dangerous Golf Course Drive crossing in Rohnert Park, and plans to do the same at […]
Read More »Today, Governor Gavin Newsom will sign assembly bill 1054, which will create a $21 Billion pool of money for settling future wildfire claims across California. At the same time, a […]
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An explosive new report in the Wall Street Journal says PG&E discovered major safety issues on the transmission line that sparked the Paradise fire, but put off for five years […]
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After a couple of weeks of cooler than average weather, the North Bay’s typical midsummer heat is due return this upcoming weekend. And, the heat-up has already begun. The satellite […]
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A man who was struck and killed late Tuesday night on the SMART train tracks in Santa Rosa has been ruled a suicide. 68 year old Keith Marcum of Rohnert […]
Read More »Tackling the long standing and difficult issue of homelessness was the focus of a Santa Rosa city gathering Monday evening. Santa Rosa city and community officials held a public meeting […]
Read More »In the wake of a series of large earthquakes in Southern California, seismic and safety experts are repeating their warning that the Bay Area should expect a major quake sometime […]
Read More »As July 4th arrives, North Bay fireworks stands are once again doing a brisk business. But across fire conscious Northern California, their numbers are fewer than ever before. But, as […]
Read More »In the wake of two fatalities at the same crossing in two days last week, SMART officials and the city of Rohnert Park are wrestling with ways to stem the […]
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The stars and stripes was proudly raised over Santa Rosa’s Veterans Tiny Home Village, as the revolutionary community marked another symbolic milestone. Karl Van Amburg and producer Michon Sardella were […]
Read more »
After five deaths along the SMART train tracks in Sonoma County since late June, the SMART board of directors and general manager addressed the crisis, and looked for solutions. Karl […]
Read more »
Santa Rosa’s Coffey Park celebrated the reopening of a beloved neighborhood hangout Friday night, more than a year and a half after it was lost in the Tubbs Fire. Karl […]
Read more »
In the wake of two recent fatalities, SMART Train has installed pedestrian Z-gates at the dangerous Golf Course Drive crossing in Rohnert Park, and plans to do the same at […]
Read more »
Today, Governor Gavin Newsom will sign assembly bill 1054, which will create a $21 Billion pool of money for settling future wildfire claims across California. At the same time, a […]
Read more »
An explosive new report in the Wall Street Journal says PG&E discovered major safety issues on the transmission line that sparked the Paradise fire, but put off for five years […]
Read more »
After a couple of weeks of cooler than average weather, the North Bay’s typical midsummer heat is due return this upcoming weekend. And, the heat-up has already begun. The satellite […]
Read more »
A man who was struck and killed late Tuesday night on the SMART train tracks in Santa Rosa has been ruled a suicide. 68 year old Keith Marcum of Rohnert […]
Read more »
Tackling the long standing and difficult issue of homelessness was the focus of a Santa Rosa city gathering Monday evening. Santa Rosa city and community officials held a public meeting […]
Read more »
In the wake of a series of large earthquakes in Southern California, seismic and safety experts are repeating their warning that the Bay Area should expect a major quake sometime […]
Read more »
As July 4th arrives, North Bay fireworks stands are once again doing a brisk business. But across fire conscious Northern California, their numbers are fewer than ever before. But, as […]
Read more »
In the wake of two fatalities at the same crossing in two days last week, SMART officials and the city of Rohnert Park are wrestling with ways to stem the […]
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Investigators from the Sonoma Marin Area Rail Transit were in Rohnert Park on Monday, investigating possible additional safety measures at the crossing where two pedestrians were killed, on two consecutive […]
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A recent case of vandalism shocked Santa Rosa’s arts community, but has since sparked a public outpouring of support for the city’s mural artists, and their talents. As Karl Van […]
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In the face of renewed threats of federal deportation raids by the Trump administration, immigrant rights advocates here in the North Bay are stepping up assistance to those who may […]
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A man struck and killed by a SMART train in Rohnert Park while riding his bicycle is the 2nd fatality at the same crossing in the past two days. The […]
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It may be a bit early, but we thought we’d go out on a limb and provide an early look at the upcoming Independence Day weekend forecast, for July 4th […]
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One of the largest, most dangerous landslides caused by record February rains has apparently stablized, and some residents have been allowed to return to their homes. The dramatic slide on […]
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Bowing to what it says was overwhelming public pressure to scale down the numbers, the Santa Rosa School Board has approved an 18 percent, 2 year salary increase for superintendent […]
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After near record winter flooding, Guerneville and other towns on the lower Russian River are hoping a big, busy summer season helps speed economic recovery. But, as Karl Van Amburg […]
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Habitat for Humanity Sonoma County hosted a graduation ceremony for dozens of high school construction students, while showing off its new, state of the art headquarters in Rohnert Park. The […]
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The entire North Bay is in for a great weather weekend, with even the coast which has been socked in by the marine layer recently seeing plenty of sunshine and […]
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Habitat for Humanity of Sonoma County is moving into a new home in Rohnert Park, and plans a party tomorrow to mark the occasion. The 33 thousand square foot space […]
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In a huge win for taxpayers in Santa Rosa and Sonoma County among others, Pacific Gas and Electric Company has agreed to pay some one billion dollars to settle damage […]
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Smoke rose high above northern Sonoma County on Tuesday. But this time, the fire was set on purpose, a joint project of Cal Fire and Sonoma County’s Pepperwood Preserve to […]
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It was a record setting June 10th, as high temperature records were shattered all across the Bay Area including 101 in Santa Rosa, breaking the record of 100 set back […]
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The largest blaze in Northern California is growing slowly today, and a crew of 500 firefighters are on the scene. The Sand Fire east of Clear Lake broke out in […]
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PG&E began turning off power early Saturday morning to about 1700 customers in parts of Yolo, Solano and Napa counties where expected high winds and hot conditions were making for […]
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Pacific Gas and Electric Company announced late Friday that they may shut off power to several thousand customers in the North Bay beginning early Saturday morning, in a precaution designed […]
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Get ready for scorching heat as the highest temperatures of the season are on the way to the North Bay. As the low pressure trough that brought us a short […]
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