A man in Fairfield, California, was arrested after throwing pottery from an apartment balcony during a domestic dispute and falsely claiming he was armed.

Two teens were arrested for vandalizing the Santa Rosa Bible Church, including breaking a toilet and defacing property. They were caught quickly thanks to clear security footage.

St. Eugene's Cathedral School in Santa Rosa will close in June due to financial issues and low enrollment, with current attendance below 100 students.

Marvin Ray Markle was sentenced to 26 years to life for the 1982 murder of De Anna Lynn Johnson, adding to his existing life sentence for another murder.

Fairfield police arrested James Cargill after a foot chase and with the help of K9 Drako, for shoplifting and finding drugs, a loaded gun, and cash in his backpack.

A vehicle stop in Rohnert Park led to a drug bust with 2.5 pounds of meth and arrests, including 66-year-old suspect Thomas Hayes. Two others were cited for misdemeanors. Despite felony charges, Hayes was released on $0 bail.

A 7-Eleven in Petaluma was robbed at gunpoint early in the morning; the masked suspect remains at large despite a police search. Witnesses are urged to contact the police.

A 16-year-old in Petaluma was robbed and had his car stolen by armed suspects, resulting in minor injuries. Police are investigating and seeking information.

A man evaded arrest and led a high-speed chase in Sonoma County, resulting in his capture and facing multiple charges, including assault and kidnapping.

Sebastopol Police Chief McDonagh arrested a man with two active warrants during a routine patrol after noticing a vehicle without a rear license plate.

Sonoma County's Board of Supervisors approved various road and street projects for the 2025-26 fiscal year, funded by over $14.5 million from SB1. The initiatives align with the county's Resilient Infrastructure strategic plan.

Victor Serriteno pleaded no contest to the 2020 murder of Priscilla Castro and two others, plus arson that caused the Markley Fire, resulting in a 73-year-to-life sentence.

The CDFW cited seven people for illegal red abalone harvesting in Northern California, highlighting the environmental stress on marine ecosystems and the strict closure of the abalone fishery until 2026.