Santa Rosa Police are seeking the public's aid to identify a group of suspects involved in shoplifting, identity fraud, and retail thefts, urging people to report if they recognize anyone from the shared surveillance images.

Firefighters contained a Napa Valley house fire on Sanitarium Road, with no injuries reported as residents safely evacuated. The cause is under investigation.

A high-speed chase involving several California law enforcement agencies ended in Alameda County with the capture of a suspect wanted on felony charges.

David Kyle Lubkin was sentenced to life in prison for the 2019 murder of a teen at the Petaluma Outlets after a Craigslist deal led to a fatal shooting.

The Solano County Sheriff's Office, with Public Works and Republic Services, cleared waste and derelict vehicles from a local encampment without displacing anyone.

Avelo Airlines plans to double its nonstop routes from Charles M. Schulz Sonoma County Airport, adding Boise, Kalispell, Portland/Salem, and Pasco to its destinations.

Cameron Glover, 37, was arrested by Santa Rosa police for suspected drug possession with intent to sell and weapons violations after being found with drugs and a loaded gun at a hotel.

The Dirty Dive Bar in Santa Rosa is closing on March 1 due to unfortunate circumstances, with a final celebration on February 25 and a decor liquidation sale from February 23-25.

Shake Shack is opening a new location in Santa Rosa, featuring local menu items, and will donate part of its proceeds from pre-opening sales to the Redwood Empire Food Bank.

Caltrans will conduct tree trimming along SR29 in Napa County's Tunnel of Elms, causing stop-and-go traffic from February 26 to March 1, subject to dry weather.

The Fairfield Police Department worked with local stores to arrest six accused shoplifters during a five-hour sting, emphasizing their commitment to protecting businesses from theft.

The CHP used thermal imaging from a helicopter to help Fairfield Police capture a suspect who fled on foot after a car chase, showcasing the effectiveness of FLIR technology in police work.

Napa County secures a $500,000 settlement from two illegal short-term rental properties after a lengthy code enforcement battle, reinforcing its commitment to zoning laws and legal business practices.