Sonoma County approved an agreement requiring contractors to pay union-level wages and benefits on County-funded projects over $1 million, benefiting local workers and expanding fair labor practices.

Windsor Police arrested a multiple DUI offender after a hit and run collision involving a 17-year-old girl; the man was already on probation for similar offenses.

Fairfield police utilized drones and coordinated with CHP Air to arrest a burglary suspect after a high-speed chase.

An off-duty Marin County deputy used a firearm to stop a violent dog attack in Suisun, leading to mixed reactions and an ongoing investigation by the local police.

Joe Matos Cheese Factory in Santa Rosa closes after 45 years, citing economic challenges and increased insurance rates. The company was known for its traditional Portuguese St. Jorge cheese.

Juvenile arrested by Santa Rosa Police for brandishing a firearm at a local gas station; loaded handgun with extended magazine confiscated, minor faces multiple felony charges.

Petaluma Police used a drone to locate and arrest a suspect within 15 minutes, highlighting the technology's growing role in law enforcement and its benefits in community safety and officer protection.

A head-on collision on Fulton Road led to major injuries and the arrest of an Infiniti G35 driver for Felony DUI. CHP Santa Rosa urged against drunk driving.

Napa Police seek public help in locating a 1-year-old boy and his mother in a possible parental abduction case, with no known vehicle for their departure.

Petaluma Police are seeking a suspect in a daylight robbery at a gas station; no weapon seen, and the search continues with a call for public assistance.

Fairfield and Solano County launch the Edible Food Recovery Program to combat food insecurity by diverting food waste to the hungry, aligning with Senate Bill 1383 requirements.

A Novato traffic stop escalated when a male suspect fled on foot and a female drove off with him on the hood. Police later found the car with drugs and cash. The female was caught while the male remains at large.

A San Francisco man, Nathan Picco, was arrested by the Marin County Sheriff's Office for planning to distribute drugs, following an undercover operation.