Share with Friends According to a new projection from the Washington based Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation, strict early measures undertaken in California to slow the coronavirus are having […]
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Share with Friends Amid weeks of bad news and shocking coronavirus statistics, the city of New York finally received some hopeful news on Sunday. The daily death toll of the […]
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Share with FriendsEven as the North Bay awakened to a nice dose of rain on Saturday, a much larger storm is poised to arrive on Sunday with heavier rain, gusty […]
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Share with Friends In the midst of emerging evidence that face coverings do help stop the spread of COVID-19, the Centers for Disease Control and the state of California have […]
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Share with FriendsThe Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation, a research arm of the University of Washington, says early and rigorous stay-at-home orders, early actions to shutter non-essential businesses, and […]
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Share with FriendsOur cool and blustery spring continues this weekend, with two storms due to arrive over three days, bringing all of Northern California a big shot of rain and […]
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Share with FriendsThe first Sonoma County law enforcement officer to succumb to the coronavirus was honored at the Santa Rosa Police Department today. Well-wishers left spontaneous offerings of flowers outside […]
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Share with Friends In a push to make distance learning work for the most students possible, Santa Rosa City Schools began handing out hundreds of Chromebooks on Wednesday to families […]
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Share with FriendsMoving to align itself with other Bay Area counties, Sonoma County’s Public Health Officer announced Tuesday afternoon the extension of shelter-in-place orders through May 3rd. The order was […]
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Share with FriendsHeath and elected officials in six Bay Area counties moved Tuesday to extend, and substantially beef up shelter-in-place orders for around 7 million people. Acting together, the counties […]
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