Petaluma police implement a DUI checkpoint on Friday to deter drunk driving, functioning from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m., with trained officers checking for intoxication and valid licenses.

Sonoma County Juvenile Hall has created a music studio for detained youth, fostering creativity and educational opportunities with professional equipment and instruments.

San Quentin State Prison is set for a $240 million revamp to become a rehab and educational facility, aiming for personal rehabilitation and potentially ending death row.

The Solano County Sheriff's Office, with Public Works and Republic Services, cleared waste and derelict vehicles from a local encampment without displacing anyone.

Napa County secures a $500,000 settlement from two illegal short-term rental properties after a lengthy code enforcement battle, reinforcing its commitment to zoning laws and legal business practices.

Vallejo Police towed 17 illegally parked cars in North Vallejo based on reports from the See Click Fix app, improving neighborhood safety and aesthetics.

The Santa Rosa Police Department is revitalizing its Gang Crimes Team to tackle increased gang violence, incorporating a strategy focused on prevention, intervention, education, and community collaboration.

Rohnert Park Police and Fire are enforcing DUI checks over New Year's, with a recent stop of a woman with a .18 BAC. They urge the public to report drunk drivers and choose safe transportation.

BlendJet recalls nearly 5 million portable blenders due to fire and laceration risks, sold at major retailers and online from October 2020 to November 2023. Users should stop using and contact BlendJet for a free replacement base unit.

The Fairfield Police warn residents about a mail scam that involves thieves stealing credit card info from mail, then returning it for unsuspecting activation, urging vigilance, mailbox security, and careful monitoring for any fraudulent charges.

The Fairfield Police Department announced a DUI checkpoint on Travis Boulevard and Union Avenue aimed at deterring drunk driving, scheduled for 7 p.m. to 2 a.m on December 29.

Cotati Police detained a man for shoplifting at Walgreens and returned $900 worth of goods after uncovering his real identity and an active felony warrant.

The Sonoma County Registrar of Voters Office will alter its public hours, closing at 4 p.m. on Wednesdays starting January 3, 2024, but will remain open when necessary during elections.