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Santa Rosa police: Marijuana deal gone wrong prompted shooting
A Fairfield man was shot in the leg during an apparent robbery attempt in south Santa Rosa late Friday night, police said.
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Yesterday | The Willits News
What is MTA? It's the Mendocino County Transit Authority the public bus service, of course but so much more: the Willits Rider, the CC Rider, Dial-a-Ride and, most recently, E-Ride. I am an 82-year-old disabled senior who lives eight miles north of Willits.
Yesterday | SFGate
A taste of Italy - but with weekly happy hour
The D'Argenzio family had a dream for their little Santa Rosa strip mall, off a side street in an industrial area within spitting distance of Highway 101.
Police: 5 Santa Rosa Middle School students made ill by THC
Five Santa Rosa Middle School students became ill Friday after drinking a substance police believe was tetrahydrocannabinol, or THC, a chemical derived from marijuana, Santa Rosa police officials said.
Police standoff ends peacefully in Santa Rosa
A three-hour standoff in northwest Santa Rosa Friday morning ended peacefully when a man who had barricaded himself in an attic surrendered to law enforcement authorities, Santa Rosa police said.
Just when we all thought hope was lost, Ike's Place Santa Rosa is on the fast track toward opening.
Yup. We called it a few months ago. Chick-fil-A is sniffing out the old Burger King space on Mendocino Ave.
Jewish baking author to speak in North Bay
Stanley Ginsberg, co-author of "Inside the Jewish Bakery: Recipes and Memories from the Golden Age of Jewish Baking," will appear at Congregation Shomrei Torah in Santa Rosa on Feb.
Sonoma County tourism on the rise
Tourism continues to be a bright spot for Sonoma County's economy, growing 15 percent last year, industry leaders said Thursday at a conference in Santa Rosa.
State Park workshops set to help find park partners
New Partnership Guidance Workbook to be Released California State Parks' Director Ruth Coleman announced Wednesday, Feb.
String of burglaries earns Santa Rosa man 31 years
A Santa Rosa man who burglarized five homes, two of which he ransacked, while he was out on bail for prior burglaries, was sentenced to 31 years in prison today, according to the Sonoma County district attorney.
Man, 21, sentenced for assault on pregnant woman
A 21-year-old Santa Rosa man who accosted a pregnant woman while she was pushing her toddler in a stroller has been sentenced to 25 years to life in prison.
City of Santa Rosa employees stage disaster drill
Nearly 100 Santa Rosa city employees took part in an emergency preparedness drill Thursday aimed at ensuring the city can effectively respond to a major disaster.
Fresh Choice Closes Novato Location
Fresh Choice is the latest restaurant to bite the dust in Novato.A It closed over the weekend after its lease expired, according to an email from Vintage Oaks Shopping Center A leasing manager Kathy DeOchoa of Crosspoint Realty.
Some Sonoma County cities cutting real estate taxes
Several cities in Sonoma County are quietly cutting their taxes on most real estate transactions, a tacit acknowledgment that for years they may have been charging too much.
Fishing the North Coast:Plenty of options for weekend steelheaders
Roe, shrimp pink yarn, and a pink Fish Pill did the trick for Ted Olson of Brookings who landed this nice hatchery steelhead Monday on the Smith River.
Meeting Thursday on plan for Russian River salmon, water
A 15-year blueprint to help endangered and threatened fish while maintaining the region's primary water supply is the subject of a meeting scheduled Thursday in Santa Rosa.
Unbelievable, what these kids do
Twelve California teens are being honored for the remarkable things they do for others, and two of the 12 are from Santa Rosa.
Sonoma County's young scientists going strong
Ash Rand-McNeil, wearing an earth-tone T-shirt with the image of a skull on the back, stood Wednesday in front of his science project, a bit nervous as he discussed the mechanics of friction on the wheels of a skateboard.