Calistoga employees found and returned a lost fanny pack containing over $2,000 in cash, earning them praise from local police for their community-minded action.

Sonoma County approves a free internet service program for over 500 low-income households, funded by the ARPA, to improve digital connectivity post-pandemic.

Ranger Kat Pringle from Sonoma County Regional Parks died in a suspected murder-suicide involving a former colleague. Her death has deeply affected the community.

Governor Newsom of California pardoned Earlonne Woods, an ex-San Quentin inmate and co-founder of the "Ear Hustle" podcast, in a step that acknowledged his reformed character.

The SCLECA clarified that local law enforcement in Sonoma County does not partake in federal immigration operations, aligning with California laws to preserve trust and ensure community safety.

Santa Rosa completes the purchase of a 49-acre property for a new urban park and affordable housing, after years of collaborative efforts and funding from various sources.

The Solano County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a reported animal abuse case based on images from social media showing an incident in Vallejo's park.

Marin County is hosting its first Electrification Career Fair to promote careers in electric vehicles, energy, and more on September 14th at the San Rafael County Fairgrounds.

Sonoma County events in September focus on combating the region's high suicide rates by promoting mental health awareness and connections within the community.

The Sonoma County Board tentatively approved tenant protection ordinances to enhance renter rights, complementing California's Tenant Protection Act, and set to take effect after a final decision on September 17.

The Vallejo Police Department conducted an operation to remove abandoned vehicles in north and west Vallejo, resulting in 26 tows and recovery of two stolen cars.

Marin County is under a Red Flag Warning for critical wildfire conditions, with strong winds and low humidity forecasted. Residents are urged to avoid outdoor fires and sign up for local emergency alerts.

PG&E may cut power in select Bay Area counties to prevent wildfires during a forecasted heatwave, affecting about 12,000 customers. An Excessive Heat Warning is in effect from Tuesday to Friday.