Napa On Smoke Watch As Wineries Race To Decode ‘Ashtray’ Wines
Researchers at a June smoke summit said new screening tools and sensory work are closing the gap between lab numbers and what drinkers taste as Napa braces for an active fire season.
San Rafael Tinted-Window Stop Turns Into Gun And Meth Bust
A San Rafael traffic stop for illegally tinted windows turned up a loaded .22, 58 rounds and about 54.7 grams of suspected meth; a 33‑year‑old man was booked on multiple charges.
Napa Vines For Rent: Wineries Swap Corks For Campfires To Stay Afloat
As wine demand softens, Napa and North Bay family wineries are adding RV sites, chef tables and farm stays to steady income. New state rules make small, regulated camping easier.
Piner Grad Says Coach Groomed Her While Santa Rosa Schools Looked Away
A Piner High graduate has sued Santa Rosa City Schools, alleging staff failed to report grooming by a wrestling coach. The suit names district employees and cites California reporting law.
Santa Rosa Cops Say Loaded 9mm Behind Child Seat Turned Road Disturbance Into Gun Bust
A disturbance call in Santa Rosa ended with officers finding a loaded 9mm hidden behind a child car seat and a woman booked on weapons charges.












