Valley Pacific Petroleum Services, Inc. settled for $1.1 million for environmental law violations discovered following a petroleum spill, as announced by the Sonoma County DA's Office.

A structure fire at a multi-family building in Mill Valley was contained by Southern Marin Fire District, displacing five but causing no injuries. Investigation ongoing.

The Santa Rosa Police discovered the body of William Fowler, 64, in Piner Creek. His death is under investigation but no foul play is suspected. The community awaits the coroner's report.

David Jonathan Margoliash was arrested in San Rafael for a violent home invasion and an attempted kidnapping at a nursing facility. He is held without bail on multiple felony charges.

Vallejo Police responded to gunshots on Thanksgiving, arresting two adults and one juvenile after a chase involving uncooperative residents and the use of surveillance technology.

A suspect was arrested for armed carjacking in Vallejo on Thanksgiving following a manhunt and foot chase. Law enforcement agencies collaborated to apprehend the individual, who was a convicted felon with active warrants.

Emergency crews responded to a tanker truck rollover south of Calistoga, where two individuals were injured, one critically. A diesel spill was contained, avoiding environmental damage.

Two men were arrested in Benicia after a stolen car from San Jose was found and recovered, leading to drug possession charges and arrests on outstanding warrants.

The former home of "Peanuts" creator Charles Schulz is for sale at $3.3 million, maintaining its mid-century charm, including Schulz's private studio.

A man was rescued by the Santa Rosa Fire Department after his kayak capsized in Fountaingrove Lake; he was wearing a life vest and was transported to the hospital.

Officers found two deceased individuals in a Sonoma County home in a possible murder-suicide, prompting an ongoing, detailed investigation by the Sheriff's Office.

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.

Authorities arrested a convicted felon in Sonoma County for possessing multiple firearms and ammunition and recovered a stolen trailer at his residence.