Roseland Rebirth Moving Ahead
The look of Santa Rosa’s long-neglected Roseland neighborhood will soon be changing, thanks to a project designed to bring new services, and renewed pride to the community. Karl Van Amburg […]
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Roseland Rebirth Moving Ahead
The look of Santa Rosa’s long-neglected Roseland neighborhood will soon be changing, thanks to a project designed to bring new services, and renewed pride to the community. Karl Van Amburg […]
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Sharing Lessons in Fire Recovery
A unique gathering in Sonoma County brought the North Bay’s leaders in fire recovery together with recent victims from Paradise and Malibu, to share lessons for moving forward after disaster. […]
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St. Paddy’s Day on the Square
The Irish and the Irish at heart turned out under warm sunny spring skies to celebrate St. Paddy’s Day at Santa Rosa’s Courthouse Square. News of the North Bay captured […]
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Storm Door Reopens Late Tuesday
After a glorious weekend with temperatures in the 70’s across the North Bay, rain and cooler weather is headed back our way. Initially, rainfall will be light to moderate…but it […]
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Near 80 Degrees on Sunday?
Our short but gorgeous flirtation with spring will continue through the weekend, and it looks like the warmest places in Sonoma County could push up close to 80 degrees by […]
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Cannabis Shop Gets Green Light
In the latest major challenge to Santa Rosa’s cannabis ordinance, Sonoma County’s largest school district appealed a decision to allow a cannabis dispensary near a Santa Rosa charter school. Karl […]
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Curbside Debris Pickup Begins
Almost two weeks after the worst Russian River floods in a quarter century, the county began curbside pickup of flood debris. As Karl Van Amburg reports, the effort will scour […]
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A Week of Sun! And Then…
After more than a month of pretty much non-stop rain, Sonoma County and the rest of the North Bay is about to see sun. Lots of it. After a weak […]
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Hundreds Support Community Market Workers
Supporters of Sebastopol’s Community Market turned out Sunday night, to support dozens of workers laid off when floodwaters forced the market to close. Karl Van Amburg has more.
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STS Welcomes United Flights from Denver
The inaugural United flight to and from Denver to Santa Rosa has begun today with great excitement. Dignitaries from Sonoma County tourism and Sonoma County Airport staff, and well as […]
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Barlow Small Businesses Struggle for Survival
Small business owners at Sebastopol’s Barlow Market District are struggling to survive recent flooding, as they face challenges including paperwork, repairs, and the loss of income. Karl Van Amburg and […]
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Hang in There. The Sun is Coming!
Waterlogged residents of the North Bay who feel like they have forgotten what the sun looks like can take heart. After a few more days of off and on showers, […]
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$2.5 Million for Curbside Debris Cleanup
At a special Thursday meeting, Sonoma County Supervisors approved 2.5 million dollars in funding to clean up household flood debris that has been collecting curbside all across the lower Russian […]
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Forestville Landslide Threatens Homes
A slow-moving landslide, brought on by recent heavy rains, threatens homes along a hillside road in the Hacienda neighborhood of Forestville. Karl Van Amburg has more.
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Crews Save Road, Hold Russian River at Bay
County road crews took advantage of a break in the rain to shore up a critical embankment on the Russian River, where erosion threatens to swallow a road used by […]
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Giant Russian River Cleanup Begins
The huge task of cleanup and moving forward has begun on the lower Russian River, where residents are struggling with thousands of tons of soggy flood debris. But, along with […]
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No Major Rises in Russian River Expected
An atmospheric river arriving in central and southern California on Tuesday and Wednesday WILL NOT cause more flooding on the Russian and Napa rivers. That’s the current word from the […]
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Flood Recovery Resources/Events
If you need help recovering from flood damage across Sonoma County, the County of Sonoma has set up debris removal sites, a community information event, and is opening a […]
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Guerneville Flood Cleanup Begins
Just hours after emerging from near historic flooding, the Russian River town of Guerneville got back to work, and recovery. Everywhere, the spirit of resilience was on display. Karl Van […]
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The Barlow Dries Out
Sebastopol’s popular Barlow shopping district has begun to dry out and return to normal, two days after the worst flooding in its short history. Karl Van Amburg and producer Michon […]
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Good News. Next Atmospheric River Headed South.
As Sonoma County and the North Bay begin to dry out and recover from near historic flooding caused by atmospheric river storms this week, some forecasters have warned of another […]
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Monte Rio Emerges From Flood
Tiny Monte Rio, inundated by near historic flooding of the Russian River, pulls together to ride out the storms and begin recovery.
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Live in Monte Rio – Russian Still High, Recovery Begins
Live report from Monte Rio, near Guerneville, where the Russian River is still raging, and cleanup and recovery is just getting underway.
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Live in Sebastopol – Flooded Barlow Begins Cleanup
As flood waters slowly receed, the Barlow shops in Sebastopol are beginning their recovery and cleanup.
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Russian River Receeding. Slowly.
The Russian River has returned to its banks near Healdsburg, after flooding thousands of acres of farmland and towns between Cloverdale and Healdsburg. Meanwhile the river’s levels are dropping on […]
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Russian River Goes on Rampage
In the worst flooding in more than two decades, the Russian River left it’s banks to flood thousands of acres across Sonoma County, turning many fields into lakes and sending […]
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Sonoma County Declares Storm Emergency
In an effort to beef up storm recovery and get help from the state of California, Sonoma County officials on Tuesday declared a local state of emergency. The declaration means […]
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Aerial Views Over Flooding
Some spectacular aerial drone shots taken today over western Sonoma County by Zachary Peterson. They show flooding in Sebastopol where the closure of Hwy 12 from the east has left […]
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Live – Guerneville and Lower River Cut Off, River Road Closed
News of the North Bay is live in Forestville where the Russian River has closed River Road, isolating Guerneville and other towns on the lower stretch of the river.
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Live in Flooded Alexander Valley
Live in Alexander Valley as Russian River crests at 27 feet.
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