With drunk driving incidents remaining a pressing issue in California, Fairfield police announce a DUI/Driver's License checkpoint for September 22, raising questions about the effectiveness of high visibility enforcement and the need for increased public awareness.

During Child Passenger Safety Week, the Petaluma Police Department teams up with California Highway Patrol to help parents and caregivers ensure their children's car seat safety.

Sonoma County’s Board of Supervisors makes a significant move to improve the living wage ordinance, expanding coverage to more workers and ensuring their access to paid time off.

Fairfield pilots its first public EV charging site in an exciting leap towards electrifying the city, teaming up with EVCS, STA, and BAAQMD for a more sustainable tomorrow.

Sonoma County sees a major decrease in homelessness and moves to replace emergency shelter sites with more sustainable housing systems.

Ronald L. Sanders, a man on death row in San Quentin for the killing of 29-year-old Janice Dishroon Allen has died of natural causes.

Following the 2023 summer awards, Santa Rosa joins over 1,450 businesses committed to making America more bicycle friendly.

An illegal homeless encampment near I-80 and Hamel Lane in Davis was cleared, revealing shocking amounts of waste and human contamination.

Fairfield residents gear up for a free compost giveaway event, taking strides towards a more sustainable future as the city works towards achieving its Senate Bill 1383 goals.

A 64-year-old woman with cognitive issues has gone missing in Petaluma, and police are urgently seeking the public's assistance in finding her.

As the search intensifies for missing Erica Brown, police reveal they no longer believe she is alive and focus on the role her boyfriend may have played.

In the face of increasing global literacy challenges, Napa County Main Library hosts an array of activities on International Literacy Day.

Napa County receives a $37.5 million BRIC grant for a comprehensive wildfire mitigation program, aiming to protect minority-owned properties and vulnerable communities.