Coffey Residents Hope PG&E Payout Can Finish Rebuild
Share with Friends Two and a half years since the Tubbs Fire tore through Coffey Park, rebuilding is nearly complete. By some estimates, more than 95 percent of homes there […]
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Felony Manslaughter of 84 People, But No Jail Time for PG&E’s Leaders.
Share with Friends Almost two years after the Camp Fire destroyed the town of Paradise, PG&E CEO Bill Johnson pleaded guilty Tuesday to 84 counts of felony manslaughter caused by […]
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Evans’ Long-Awaited Log Home Rises in Coffey Park
Share with Friends Almost two and a half years to the day since their home was burned in the Tubbs Fire, a beloved Santa Rosa family on the edge of […]
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Top 7 Sonoma County Stories of 2019
Share with FriendsIt’s been an eventful year across Sonoma County. From near record February flooding along the Russian River, to October’s historic Kincade Fire, from evacuations and PG&E power shutdowns, […]
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Stars of Hope Spreads Healing in Coffey Park
Share with FriendsThe Stars of Hope nationwide bus tour arrived in Santa Rosa on Saturday, carrying a message of compassion and connection with those experiencing tragedy worldwide. Reporter Karl Van […]
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Homeless Camp Volunteers Bring Kindness
Share with FriendsSanta Rosa and Sonoma County are expected to unveil a plan this coming week, to relocate a large homeless encampment away from the Joe Rodota Trail, and into […]
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Tubbs Fire Victims Speak Out On PGE Settlement
Share with FriendsIn early December, PG&E announced a $13.5 billion settlement with wildfire victims, which if approved by a bankruptcy judge, would settle all claims against the utility dating back […]
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Crews Rush to Contain Kincade Fire Damage
Share with FriendsWith another potent winter storm headed to the North Bay, conservation crews are hard at work across the Kincade Fire zone, working against time to contain erosion and […]
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State Report: PG&E Inspection Negligence Caused Camp Fire
Share with FriendsIn a scathing report released on Monday, a California Public Utilities Commission Investigation concluded that shoddy inspection practices by PG&E was the direct cause of the deadly Camp […]
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Fire Danger Rising, PG&E Issues Shutoff Watch
Share with FriendsHigh pressure will give the North Bay and the entire Bay Area a significant warm up this week, with fire concerns rising as winds increase by midweek. Many […]
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Coffey Neighbors Get Help in Resilient Landscaping
Share with FriendsTwo years ago the Tubbs fire tore through Coffey Park and several other Sonoma County neighborhoods, wiping out homes, and destroying most everything in its path. To mark […]
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