Surge in New Firefighters as Wildfire Season Begins
Share with FriendsOn July 1st, 18 new firefighters will join a growing force in the North Bay ready to jump on any new blaze before it gets out of hand. […]
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New PG&E Rules Mean More Extensive Blackouts
Share with FriendsIn a huge change to existing rules, the California Public Utilities Commission on Thursday gave PG&E and other public utilities across the state the green light to shut […]
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48th Avenue of the Flags Honors Fallen Soldiers
Share with Friends The 48th annual Avenue of the Flags Memorial Day observance drew hundreds of people to Santa Rosa Memorial Park to honor America’s fallen soldiers, and the lasting […]
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Holiday Outlook Looking Cool, Mostly Dry
Share with FriendsEveryone hoping for warm weather for the first major holiday of the summer, will be disappointed. A pair of cool, showery weather systems will drop down from the […]
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Grape Growers Watch for Damage After Rain
Share with FriendsAfter two weeks of rain and storms, Sonoma County wine grape growers are returning to their fields to assess the impact of an unseasonably cold and wet May. […]
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Stop the Bans Rally draws Hundreds in Support of Abortion Rights
Share with FriendsHundreds of North Bay protesters converged on Santa Rosa’s Courthouse Square Tuesday afternoon, to rally against what they view as an assault on reproductive freedom. The North Bay […]
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No FEMA Bailout for Russian River Flood Victims
Share with FriendsAlthough President Donald Trump finally approved a federal disaster declaration in the wake of February’s Russian River floods, lower river homeowners won’t be seeing federal aid. That’s because […]
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Whew! One More Storm to Go…
Share with FriendsSaturday’s storm blew through the North Bay with mid-winter fury, dropping anywhere from one half to 3 inches of rain. Santa Rosa recorded almost an inch and a […]
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125th Rose Parade Wet and Wonderful
Share with FriendsIt was a wet but wonderful Luther Burbank Rose Parade that hit the streets of Santa Rosa on the event’s 125th anniversary. As Karl Van Amburg and producer […]
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Saturday Washout as Another Storm Arrives for the Weekend
Share with FriendsEnjoy Friday’s party sunny skies, as the break will be short-lived with another unusually powerful May storm lining up to dump winter-like rain on Sonoma County and the […]
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$10 Million Award Fuels Airport Expansion, More Sought
Share with FriendsAlthough they had asked for $20 Million, Thursday’s announcement of an initial $10 million dollar FAA grant for the Sonoma County Airport means big terminal expansion plans can […]
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Record May Rains and More on the Way
Share with FriendsAs advertised, the unusually strong and wet late season storm that began Tuesday night dropped record 24 hour rains by late Wednesday in spots all across the North […]
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