Volunteers Attack Sonoma Coast Debris
Share with FriendsOn a spectacular weekend, scores of volunteers fanned out across Sonoma County’s beaches, in a push to clear the coast of debris brought downstream by Russian River flooding. […]
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Roseland Rebirth Moving Ahead
Share with FriendsThe 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 […]
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Sharing Lessons in Fire Recovery
Share with FriendsA 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 […]
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Storm Door Reopens Late Tuesday
Share with FriendsAfter 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 […]
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Near 80 Degrees on Sunday?
Share with FriendsOur 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 […]
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Cannabis Shop Gets Green Light
Share with FriendsIn 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 […]
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Curbside Debris Pickup Begins
Share with FriendsAlmost 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 […]
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Hundreds Support Community Market Workers
Share with FriendsSupporters 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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Barlow Small Businesses Struggle for Survival
Share with FriendsSmall 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 […]
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$2.5 Million for Curbside Debris Cleanup
Share with FriendsAt 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 […]
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Forestville Landslide Threatens Homes
Share with FriendsA 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
Share with Friends 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 […]
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