An altercation in Petaluma's Keller Street Garage led to an assault and arrest; the victim had non-life-threatening injuries, and the suspect, Adan Juarez-Munoz, faces serious charges.

Santa Rosa Police arrested Guillermo Topete Olmos for carrying a loaded, non-serialized gun during a traffic stop. Olmos, with an outstanding warrant, admitted to the possession, facing multiple firearm charges.

Reports of gunfire in Petaluma led to a police search, which revealed no evidence of shots fired. The investigation remains open, and no threat to public safety has been identified.

A 77-year-old man was arrested in Napa County on suspected child pornography charges, following a tip from a civilian. His bail is set at $50,000, the Sheriff's Office reported.

A California school district apologized after showing a video with an image of hijacker Leila Khaled, sparking controversy and raising concerns about antisemitic content.

Santa Rosa Police responded to a dispensary alarm, pursued a suspicious vehicle, and arrested four suspects, finding evidence of burglary inside their car.

Windsor police detained a man for suspected abalone poaching and a woman for meth possession, uncovering illegal wildlife and drugs during a routine vehicle check.

FBI and local law enforcement in Solano County arrested 8 in a crackdown on Sureno gang activities, seizing drugs, weapons, and cash; a daycare was involved.

The $2.2 million Bolinas Road repair project near Fairfax Town Hall is complete, with both lanes now open, enhancing the road's resilience and ensuring continued access.

Nolan Sullivan named as Sonoma County's new Director of Health Services after a nationwide search, bringing nearly two decades of experience from Yolo County.

A suspected drug dealer, Peter Vincent-Macias, was arrested in Sonoma County for methamphetamine sales and possession of child pornography, including images of infants. His bail was raised to $230,000.

An individual was arrested in Petaluma for possessing obscene material involving minors, with the investigation ongoing and the public urged to share information.

Sonoma County limits eviction ban to areas most affected by floods, focusing on six postal codes to support residents recovering from January's storms.