A pedestrian was fatally struck by a BMW on Piner Road in California, with the CHP Santa Rosa reporting the incident and requesting information from the public.

Santa Rosa Police arrested a man for possessing a concealed and unregistered handgun during a traffic stop. The Special Enforcement Team made the arrest, highlighting ongoing efforts against gun violence.

Police in Santa Rosa, during a traffic stop, seized two loaded guns with help from K9 "Ghost" and arrested three men, linking them to firearms and drug charges.

A coalition of law enforcement agencies in Rohnert Park arrested eight individuals for retail crime at Walmart and Home Depot, including charges of theft and drug possession.

A group of teenagers in Fairfield attempted vehicle burglaries, causing local police to respond and apprehend several suspects, with one found carrying a stolen gun.

W. Howard Lester's former Wine Country estate in Glen Ellen, CA, listed for $9.25 million, offers 3 beds, 4 baths, on 9 acres with luxury amenities and natural beauty.

A man was arrested in Fairfield for a fatal stabbing on May 27 after an escalated argument at a residence on Eagle Way. The victim was found deceased, and the suspect, Kristopher Johnson, was later apprehended in Vallejo.

Bistro Lagniappe, a new California-French bistro by Chef Jacob Harth, is set to open in Healdsburg on May 29, emphasizing locally sourced ingredients and sustainability.

Six Flags, post-merger with Cedar Fair, confirms 135 job cuts in California parks due to a $220 million net loss, while planning a $1 billion investment in its parks.

The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors approved a project to restore a section of the Russian River floodplain, benefiting local habitats and recreation.

A homicide probe is underway in Fairfield after a fatal stabbing on May 27. Police responded to the incident and the suspect remains at large. Details are limited as the investigation continues.

Santa Rosa Police announce a DUI checkpoint on May 30th to promote safety and deter impaired driving, funded by a grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety.

Benicia High School was temporarily locked down due to a false threat, with the situation addressed by police and school officials; no threat was found, and students were safe.