Sonoma County officials raised the Living Wage to $18.10 per hour, linked to inflation, to help local low-income workers. The increase applies from January for new contracts and by July 2024 for existing ones.

Petaluma Police Department announced a DUI/Driver’s License Checkpoint on December 15, 2023, in the city from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m., to reduce impaired driving and improve road safety.

The U.S. Small Business Administration offers low-interest disaster loans to Sonoma County businesses impacted by the California salmon fishery closure.

Sonoma County passes a new law to outlaw sideshow driving exhibitions due to their dangerous and disruptive nature, complete with penalties for violators.

Napa Police target phone use while driving enforcement blitz starts tomorrow.

Following a power outage in Novato, commuters experienced unexpected delays as traffic signals went down, yet managed the conditions effectively.

Windsor PDs Pack the Patrol Car Toy Drive begins at the Tree Lighting event.

Sonoma County hosts job and resource fair for the homeless, aiming to decrease homelessness with direct assistance and job opportunities.

Prescribed burn at Big Rock Ridge in Marin County aims to reduce wildfire risks and boost forest health.

Fairfield PD to enhance road safety with DUI checkpoint scheduled for Oct 28, aiming at reducing impaired driving.

As the cold season approaches, Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) offers free gas appliance safety checks and pilot re-lights to ensure the efficient operation of appliances and prevent carbon monoxide poisoning.

With the addition of a North Bay Trauma Recovery Center (TRC) to the Monarch Justice Center, residents of Napa County affected by domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, and elder abuse will now have access to essential trauma-informed mental health services.

As Sonoma County Behavioral Health prepares to host a job fair on November 9, the community's need for mental health services becomes more apparent.